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In the spirit of sustainability and repurposing, we gather the wood for this collection from the Martin Guitar Factory here in Nazareth, PA. They responsibly source exotic woods from all over the world in the creation of their guitars.  

the production of a guitar, the full cut of wood is not utilized.  These unused pieces are then collected by us and turned into one-of-a-kind art pieces and unique jewelry. 

Our jewelry and art is 100% handmade and crafted here in the US. 

If you are looking for a unique and stunning wall art piece or window hanger to wow your guests or a piece of artisan jewelry that no one else in the world owns, you've come to the right place.

How We Create

Once we retrieve wood from the factory, it arrives in its raw cutout form. We choose what we want to make and use handmade stencils to outline our desired shape. For years we used a small hand saw for the initial rough cut but due to demand, we've upgraded to a scroll saw.

We use the scroll saw to roughly cut out the shape and then refine the piece with hand tools. Finally, we sand the piece by hand to achieve the perfect shape.

Each piece is then finished with a clear top coat.