296 Year Old Banff Fir TreeFor 296 years this Fir Tree grew in the the town of Banff, a national park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. These prints are made by hand, with my hands. Each one is one of only 100 made by thoughtfully and gently placing acid free mulberry paper onto this reclaimed and naturally fallen Fir Tree stump that had been coated with archival quality ink. I slowly and methodically used my hands to rub the top of the stump to expose the relief of the tree

The subtle texture of a talon from an Osprey has been imprinted onto these earrings from an Osprey that was living in the forests of the Canadian Rocky Mountains

These one of a kind coal cufflinks are all from the same coal seam so while similar

but if you look closely you can still find lumps of coal scattered along the forest floors

I still use its stump as my landmark and remember it with joy

The coal for these cufflinks was collected by hand while hiking on a trail in the Canadian rocky mountain town of Canmore

The Yarrow pendants are made from Fine silver (99

Four Greeting card reproductions of original prints made from naturally fallen Canadian Rocky Mountain trees

I then slowly and methodically used my hands to rub the top of the stump to expose the relief of the tree rings and character hidden within

Cyprus trees growing in the Jurassic era were pushed from Georgia to Canmore when the tectonic plates shifted forming the Canadian Rocky Mountains

All prints are 20" x 30" and are placed inside a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure it stays safe and crisp in transit

Each pair measures approximately 6 mm or 12 mm wide

This flower was growing in the Canadian Rocky Mountain town of Canmore