Where the River Wanders is inspired by the quiet, unpredictable movement of water through a landscape. Long ribbons of walnut curve back and forth like a river searching for its path, widening into gentle bends before narrowing and changing direction again. 

Rather than following a straight course, the lines meander. They occasionally travel beside one another, cross, and then separate, echoing the way streams divide around the land before finding their way back together. The open areas between the wood become part of the landscape itself—suggesting banks, valleys, and untouched spaces shaped by the movement of water.

The natural grain of the walnut reinforces this connection. A material that once grew slowly within a tree has been reshaped to imitate another force of nature, creating a conversation between wood, water, and time.

Where the River Wanders celebrates the idea that nature rarely chooses the most direct path. Its beauty comes from the bends, detours, and gradual changes that occur along the way.