Mark Sfirri
Multi-axis turned wood sculpture, candlesticks and bats from a New Hope studio
About Mark Sfirri
Mark Sfirri trained in furniture design at RISD and has been exploring multi-axis spindle turning since the early 1990s, working from a studio near his New Hope home. His turned and carved pieces include candlesticks, figures, decorative baseball bats and botanical sculptures, plus some furniture. He led the fine woodworking program at Bucks County Community College from 1981 to 2017, and his work is held in 28 public collections.
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