Firewood dovetail box completed

Yesterday I posted a picture of a silly experiment making dovetails in firewood and you guys loved it. Well, here's the whole box build album as promised.

Not every stage of the process was photographed because I have less than three hands.

This was a quick morning project I put together in about two hours before lunch. I didn't try to be very careful or get everything perfect, I just scribbled some lines with a pencil and cut it freehand.

I finished it with a mix of wood tar and linseed oil. In hindsight, I should have put a coat of boiled linseed oil before the tar to get the characteristic copper red color of baltic birch highlighted better.

I am happy to answer any questions if you have any.

These pieces were actually leftovers from my "Firewood challenge" contest entry earlier this year. Check it out here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/8cezl9/firewood_challenge_jewellery_tray_from_birch_hand/

Where did you get your froe? I've been wanting to pick one up. I've looked at my local antique shops and flea markets but haven't found any vintage ones.

This is delightful! I would've never thought about building something like this. After seeing your work, I must try it myself. You've got a great mind for this.

I am concerned this will be set on fire

I am so conflicted. This upsets my want for neatness and order, yet pleases my like for natural beauty. Either way, outstanding execution OP, I think I love it ;)