Our trees (for sale)!


Pictures of works still for sale:










 17-04 Strong and Steadied 
(50cm height/35cm width/30cm depth)
[With dish and sand options]
1000$






 18-005E Halos of Green (25cm height/22cm width/15cm depth)
350$





Because I don't want to sell my first tree, I have boosted the price.

 07-01 The First Kiss (25cm height/20cm width/17cm depth)
10,000$




http://historicgardens.com/





 19-07 Shining Tall (28/28/28cm)


19-19e  Willow Queen (29/33/33 cm)




King Street Gallery




Heritage Alive
1200$




 19-08b Peaceful Youth (80/45/40 cm)



 19-09b Wiser and Older (75/55/55)


Newer pieces - 2023:















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