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Wormhole Dining Chair
63”x18”x20”
red oak, varnish
2022
Image courtesy of Kate Bicke
63”x18”x20”
red oak, varnish
2022
Image courtesy of Kate Bicke
Flat Vase
14”x10”x1.5”
Ash, indigo
2020
Image courtesy of the artist
14”x10”x1.5”
Ash, indigo
2020
Image courtesy of the artist
Original Bigwood Pickleball Paddle cutaway model
8”x16”
basswood, walnut
2025
Image courtesy of the artist
8”x16”
basswood, walnut
2025
Image courtesy of the artist
Process Mirror
36”x22”x1”
cedar, acrylic, mirrored glass
2021
Image courtesy of the artist
36”x22”x1”
cedar, acrylic, mirrored glass
2021
Image courtesy of the artist
Peacock Chair44”x64”x17”
walnut, tung oil
2023
Image courtesy of the artist
walnut, tung oil
2023
Image courtesy of the artist
Favorite Color Mirror
20”x16”x4”
basswood, house paint, mirrored glass
2025
Image courtesy of the artist
20”x16”x4”
basswood, house paint, mirrored glass
2025
Image courtesy of the artist
Forrest Hudes
Forrest is a craftsperson, artist, and designer focused on participating in the making of meaning with wood in the contemporary world. Forrest is also the Founder of Bigwood Sporting Goods, known for the world’s first hollow core wooden pickleball paddle. Forrest currently lives in Conway, MA and works as the Prototyping Studio Manager at the Design Thinking Initiative at Smith College.
In addition to being a featured artist with Glass Breakfast you can find Forrest Hudes' work at forresthudes.com and bigwoodsportinggoods.com.
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Miguel A. Tarango
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