Nationally known woodturner, Nick Cook, grew up around his father's woodworking equipment and became interested in the art of woodturning in the mid-70s after several years in furniture design and manufacture. 

    The primary materials that he now uses are maple, cocobolo, and tagua nuts. He employs a variety of woods, both domestic and exotic for his one-of-a-kind pieces. Nick's work is included in numerous corporate and private collections. Nick is also a world renowned teacher of woodturning.

    Nick is either a member or in some way associated with the following organizations and many more:

American Association of Woodturners, Founder, Director & V. Pres.
American Crafts Council
Cherokee Arts Council, Founder
DeKalb Council For The Arts
Georgia Mountain Crafts
Marietta / Cobb Museum of Art
Piedmont Craftsmen Guild, Associate
Southeastern Center of Contemporary Arts
Woodworker’s Guild of Georgia, Director, V. Pres. & President
Georgia Association of Woodturners, Founder & Director

"Turning is the most spontaneous method of 
making something of wood," says Nick Cook.
"The lathe allows much more freedom in
shaping wood than any other hand tool."

  The following pieces and many others are available in the gallery, so please contact us or come by and visit us.