Functional and collectible works of art created by hand from reclaimed farming and logging equipment.
How A Knife Is Made
Raw materials for this piece include a harrow tooth, nickel silver spoon, copper fuse terminal, spalted Pear tree, Red Bamboo…
Shop For Knives
Visit the online shop for a work of art forged in a charcoal fire and rendered in steel, wood, and copper.
Steel and Copper Fork
Gleaming brushed steel, colourful fired copper oxides, and hammer textures make this a beauty to hold and behold. Hand forged from a … Continue reading
Solid Wrought Spatula
A section of large wrought iron dock chain from Vancouver Island is hand forged in a single piece to create this kitchen tool. This rare … Continue reading
Copper Heart Pair
Reclaimed copper water pipe finds new value as a matched set of utensils with heart finials and textured steel handles. The beautifully … Continue reading
Shop For Buttons
Warm and weighty, her unique metal buttons are as much tactile as visual with their hand hammered textures.
How A Button Is Made
Each work of art begins as a piece of scrap metal and is annealed, cut, filed, sanded, forged, and polished.
Shop For Accessories
Created individually in limited numbers, polish and patina play off one another in reclaimed brass, copper, and aluminum.
