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Lamps with Glass
Carmanah Point
West Coast Trail
Located on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island, Carmanah Point is pure Pacific Ocean coastline and this sculpture represents the fierce winter storms that lash its shore, sending sea spray and surf over the bluffs.
The base represents the solid rock cliffs of the rugged coastline that stop the advance of the crashing waves..
Height: 29"
LED light
$1400
Lynn Creek
Old Growth
In British Columbia there are still some isolated and often
unprotected stands of magnificent old growth forests. These contain trees some of which are over 800 years old.
Irreplaceable and majestic, when one walks among them you are walking in a cathedral built by nature, far grander than anything built by man.
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Lynn Creek in North Vancouver still has a few of these trees, hidden away.
Height: 30"
LED light
Private Collection
Mercury in Fall
A whimsical take on the winged heels of Mercury with a nod to the fall colours of the West Coast. Maple, Birch, Arbutus and many other species lend their vibrant hues to our fall months.
Height: 16"
LED light
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Swan
This is a free standing sculpture comprised of a unique piece of arbutus and graceful crystal wings in sandblasted glass. The piece is lit by a separate light fixture (not shown) which completes the sculpture.
Height: 19"
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$1250
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Ch'ich'iyuy Elxwilkn
( Twin Sisters )
Named by Indigenous Squamish First People's, the "Twin Sisters" are a set of peaks overlooking Vancouver, BC. This lamp is designed to be backlit by it's light reflecting off a wall.
Height: 14"
LED light
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$550
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San Juan Point
San Juan point marks the northern end of the Juan De Fuca Marine Trail on Vancouver Island's west coast: a rugged stretch of windswept bluffs, sandy beaches and weathered trees.
Height: 18"
LED light
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$750
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Deer in the Headlights
A slightly more whimsical take for a lamp. Inspired by late night drives on Pender Island which has a large native deer population.
Height: 14"
LED light
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$350
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Stellars Blue Jay
The Stellars Jay is the Provincial bird of British Columbia. They are a bold, raucous and somewhat
mischievous bird with brilliant dark blue feathers and a distinctly punk hairdo.
Height: 13"
LED light
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$450
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Whispering Leaves
There are many deciduous trees on the west coast, Maple, Birch, Arbutus. Their leaves fluttering in the wind are a constant melody of summer.
Height: 28"
LED light
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$1150
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Winter Storm
Height: 21"
LED light
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The West Coast of Vancouver Island is renowned for its powerful and awe inspiring winter storms that break against the reefs and rocky outcrops. The spray reaches high over the cliffs.
Salish Sea Kelp Bed
Kelp beds along the coast are an important ecological part of the bio system. They offer shelter, food and are the gardens of the waters. Herring lay their eggs in them, otters use them as a bed to float on and divers thread their way through the waving trunks.
Height: 13"
LED light
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$1200
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Porteau Cove
Porteau Cove is a popular camping and diving spot on Howe Sound, a fjord just north of Vancouver. A very popular Kite surfing area, Howe Sounds strong winds blow straight down the inlet giving the surfers, with their multicoloured kites, an exciting ride.
The wood is from a weathered tree trunk on the shoreline, the base is sandstone from the beach.
Height: 18"
LED light
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Pacific Storm
Traveling to watch the violent storms along the West Coast is a popular experience. Usually in the winter months, massive weather systems strike the shore and create spectacular waves exploding over the cliffs.
Height: 29"
LED light
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$1100
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Pachena Point
An homage to the resilience and density of the trees that grow along the west coast of Vancouver Island. The winds bend them into a permanent archway, leaning inland but always enduring. The forest along the coast can be so dense that survivors of the many shipwrecks along the coast would reach land but perish, unable to penetrate the forests to reach safety.
Height: 31"
LED light
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$1200
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Lightning Strike
Through the high bench land in Lynn Creek, there are a number of cedar stumps, charred and split from lightning strikes. They often act as nurse logs for new growth and the regeneration of the forest floor.
Height: 37"
LED light
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$950
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Kinky Boot 5
This is the exploding sun of the Kinky Boot series. Ultimate high-over-the-knee riding boot. Absolutely a conversation starter.
Height: 35"
LED light
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$1200
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Old Growth #3
Part of our Old Growth series paying homage to the few remaining stands of old growth forest in BC. Some of the trees in these forests are over 1000 years old.
Height: 40"
LED light
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$1350
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Long Beach Islet #1
Just off Long Beach on the West Coast of Vancouver Island are a series of small islets. Rocky, pounded by surf and storms, they still have stunted, gnarled and incredibly hardy trees growing on them. The trees lean towards the main island, bent by the constant winds.
Height: 12"
LED light
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Old Growth #6
I fell in love with this unique piece of wood with a knothole right through it. It's like a portal to another time of vast forests and wilderness. Ok a bit fanciful but what the heck, I'm an artist.
Height: 31"
LED light
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$850
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Tantalus Ridge
Tantalus Ridge is a steep, rugged mountain range just north of Squamish, BC. Along the base runs the Squamish River and there are high ridges leading to Alpine Meadows and glaciers on the peaks.
Height: 27"
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Fire
One of the biggest concerns on the West Coast is the ever present danger of Forest Fires. However fires are not all bad. In moderation they renew the forest, opening up dense areas to let light in and encourage new growth. The wood base is a unique cedar root that has wrapped itself around a rock. The slate base is from Pender Island.
Height: 50"
LED light
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$4000
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Long Beach Islet #2
Just off Long Beach on the West Coast of Vancouver Island are several small islets. They tend to take the brunt of winter storms with waves often crashing completely over the rocky sentinels.
Height: 9"
Tungsten light
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Cypress Mountain Peak
Overlooking Vancouver, the trees on the peak of Cypress Mountain are dense and stunted from the harsh growing conditions. They cling to the rocky bluffs and cliff edges, weathering the winter snows.
Height: 20"
LED light
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$450
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New Growth
In a forest, new growth almost always root itself on fallen trees known as nurse logs. This shows the burst of colour and life when new saplings reach for the light.
Height: 22"
LED light
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