IPA: /ˈtɜːrnəri/
KK: /ˈtɜrnəri/
A place where a lathe is used to shape wood or metal into various objects, or the work done in such a place.
The turnery produced beautifully crafted wooden bowls and furniture.
Turnery → The word is derived from "turn" (from Old French *torner*, meaning to turn or rotate) and the suffix "-ery" (meaning a place associated with a specific activity). Thus, turnery refers to a place where turning is done, specifically in the context of woodworking or shaping materials on a lathe.
Imagine a workshop where wood is 'turned' into beautiful shapes — that's what turnery is all about, a place dedicated to the art of turning.