Heiko Weiner

Heiko designs and creates wooden bowls, vessels and other items that are decorative as well as functional. Over the years, Heiko has succeed in developing his own, distinctive style. In his current work, he mixes styles and materials, which include southwestern and Native American designs, using semi-precious stones, bone, metal, and essential oils. The resulting style is highly decorative, and ornamental, resembling that of southwestern-style pottery. He enjoys the challenge of various precise techniques that are required for this type of work. Hence, each individual piece, regardless of size and complexity, is unique and one of a kind. All items are once made originals and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. For more than a decade he has maintained his own registered trademark, guaranteeing potential collectors that each of his pieces are a one-of-a-kind, certified original. His artwork has been shown in many fine art shows across the United States. Heiko serves customers worldwide, creating segmented decorative bowls, vases, and specialty items for clients with an interest in a unique and one-of-a-kind décor.

Heiko started his woodworking journey in Germany more than 30 years ago. His grandpa, an avid carpenter, often took him out to his own wood shop. As a result, he had the fortune of being taught the traditional European craft starting at a young age. The woodworkers he learned from at the time were making a living building toys and carving figurines. Over time, he realized that successful woodworking requires mastering many different techniques, and he has succeeded creating his own, distinctive style. Although he does not exclusively turn wood, it is noticeable that this is something he enjoys greatly.