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Garden Totem: Crow 56
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Garden totems are created to be in your garden year-round based on the Oregon Willamette Valley weather. The climate of the Valley is relatively mild throughout the year, characterized by cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers.
Isotopic Awakening
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Assemblage/shrine made of wood, metal, ceramic, paper and glass.
Afghan Pendant with Sapphires
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: A Fine Silver pendant patterned with an authentic Afghan pattern is accented with sapphires and garnets, and is hung between beads of tanzanite and lucite. Please send a pic of this, so I can confirm the tanzanite memory!
Blue Dichroic Trapezoid Pendant
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: Blue dichroic glass in a trapezoid shape of Fine Silver.
Copper and Sodalite Pendant
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: Copper lentil shaped beads are hung with polished sodalite in this `wear everywhere' necklace.
Fine Silver and Lapis Pendant
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: A Fine Silver pendant hangs between lapis and bright seed beads.
Flower-Patterned Silver Earrings
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: A strip of flower-patterned fine silver flows over these .999 silver earrings
Leaves on Leather Pendant
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: 2 Fine Silver leaves entwine, and hang on a leather band.
Silver, Pearl and Aquamarine Pendant
Fine Art by artist Gabrielle Taylor - Description: Sterling `pea pods' suspend a single white pearl at the center of a polished aquamarine necklace.
House #29
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Part of the ceramic House series. Wouldn't this look good in the neighborhood where your Crow-Kin live?
House #30
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Part of the ceramic House series. Wouldn't this look good in the neighborhood where your Crow-Kin live?
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House #31
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Part of the ceramic House series. Wouldn't this look good in the neighborhood where your Crow-Kin live?
Crow-Kin #734 (Special Order)
Fine Art by artist B.G. Dodson - Description: Each Crow-kin ceramics figurine is a hand-made creation with its own charmingly unique personality. An adoption card comes with each Crow-kin allowing you to name and care for your Crow-kin once you get home.
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Hearts
Fine Art by artist Steve and Calisse Browne, Metal Memories - Description: Wall Heart's are each unique with random designs and coloring. The hearts are hand cut and filed with a resin coating.
Flame painted copper is both an art and a science. The art is the artist negotiation with the copper to create the design the artist has in their mind. The science is understanding the oxidation process and developing a methodology that allows the artist to consistently control the color and technique for "painting" the copper with a torch. Up to 14 colors can be achieved using only a propane/oxygen torch (no chemicals or paint).
Flame painted copper is both an art and a science. The art is the artist negotiation with the copper to create the design the artist has in their mind. The science is understanding the oxidation process and developing a methodology that allows the artist to consistently control the color and technique for "painting" the copper with a torch. Up to 14 colors can be achieved using only a propane/oxygen torch (no chemicals or paint).
Steve and Calisse Browne, Metal Memories
Hearts
Copper - flame painted - 5 x 5
$30 + Flat Rate Shipping $10
Arc
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: 95" tall, 17" wide base, 12" depth base. Copper, walnut, grass paper shade.
Bricks
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Concrete, steel, banana paper covered acrylic. Dimmable remote control LEDs.
Bricks
Lighting - 73" tall, 7.5" x 7.5" base
$1,200 + Special shipping required; contact us for estimate
Deco Globe
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: This custom-made and designed floor lamp is made with Afrormosia wood, a glass globe, brass hardware and uses LED lighting.
Globe 1
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: This custom-made and designed floor lamp has a 10" glass globe, mahogany wood, brass hardware and uses an LED bulb.
Oregon Winery
Oregon Winery
Fine Art by artist Richard T. Schanche - Description: I wanted to capture the Oregon vineyards with the rolling hills in the background, based on several vineyards that surround McMinnville, OR.
TimberBox
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Salvaged weathered fir, copper, fabric, covered acrylic. G-9 LED bulbs (only).
Flower Boat #9
Fine Art by artist Linda Jerome - Description: Originally, I made a flower boat following a pattern from a ceramics magazine. It came out well, but when I saw it with flowers, I thought how fun it would be to see a small bird looking out from among the stems.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.
Flower Boat #7
Fine Art by artist Linda Jerome - Description: Originally, I made a flower boat following a pattern from a ceramics magazine. It came out well, but when I saw it with flowers, I thought how fun it would be to see a small bird looking out from among the stems.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.
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Flower Boat #8
Fine Art by artist Linda Jerome - Description: Originally, I made a flower boat following a pattern from a ceramics magazine. It came out well, but when I saw it with flowers, I thought how fun it would be to see a small bird looking out from among the stems.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.
One of my hobbies is bird watching - mostly at our house. I've become very aware of them, flitting around in our bushes, scratching on the ground and nesting in unexpected places. It's another dimension of gardening that I love. Each of the flower boats I make is unique. Each bird is also unique. Their gesture and positions are based on real types of birds, but I use the glaze generically - using loose strokes because I think it helps with the feeling of the bird in motion.
Birds and flowers are two joys of life that I'm looking to highlight in these Flower Boats. My intent was to make it easy to put flowers, or stems into the holders for a quick arrangement that is appealing and whimsical. Adding frogs to the Flower Boat pots has been another delight for me. I see small bright green frogs in my yard often - another form of life in the ecosystem that indicates things are healthy.