Spalted maple, bass wood, aluminum, gold leaf.
19”W x 33”H x 4.5”D
$7,500

Deer Forest is a shrine of quiet presence — a place where the forest breathes through grain, shadow, and the soft glimmer of gold.

Spalted Maple, Hemp Jute, Gold Leaf
13”W x 19”L x 3”D
$2,600

In Aruna Gate, the Japanese word aruna (moon) becomes the silent witness of transformation. Two sets of triangles—one interior, one exterior—frame the passage from shadow into light. The crown, wrapped in hemp jute and finished to resemble bone, nods to raw form and hidden vitality. The interior is inlaid, brick by brick, with 24 K gold leaf: a luminous chamber born of fracture and repair. At the center, a magnetized interlocking clasp binds the form and gives this Moon Gate its name—inviting not just entry, but connection.

Curly Maple, Elk Ribs, Horse Hair, Bison Bone Beads, Gold Leaf
16”W x 40”H x 3.5”D
$2600

Dragon King Shrine is a work of elemental force — a shrine shaped by fire, shadow, and the golden flicker of spirit. The vertical planes rise like stone pillars or armor plates, creating a sense of power and guardianship. Elk rib bones introduce both vulnerability and ancient memory — a reminder that strength and fragility, creation and destruction, are always intertwined.

Spalted Beech, Basswood, Obsidian Beads, Gold Leaf
12”W x 25”H x 3.75”D
SOLD

In Sumi Shrine II, the language of ink and shadow becomes architecture. The form is reduced, intentional, and contemplative — a darkened exterior that holds a quiet glowing interior, like a candle hidden inside a stone alcove.

This piece of wood is a cross section of a maple burl with the end cap still exposed. It is hinged to a copper plate so it can be seen in both its open and closed form.

Maple Burl
Bison Rib
Oxidized Copper
Bison Bone Beads
22”w x 45”H x 5.5”D
$2800

spalted maple, bass wood, hemp jute, gold leaf
20”W x 8”D x 24”H
SOLD

Veins of the Hidden Grove draws its power from the natural mapping within spalted wood — those branching black lines formed by time, decay, and the quiet labor of unseen organisms. These organic pathways become a kind of forest cartography, tracing the invisible exchanges between life and dissolution. A shrine to the hidden life of the forest.

Spalted Maple, bass wood, gold leaf, obsidean beads
15”W x 4”D x 21”H
$3000

The Torii Shrine draws its inspiration from the Torii gates of Japan — markers of transition, entry, and the movement from the everyday into the sacred. Ink-darkened surfaces create strong architectural lines, grounding the piece in shadow and depth, while the inner chamber reveals a softened world gilded with warm, subtle gold.

Maple Burl, Gold Leaf, Twine, Bamboo
3.5”W x 27”H x 3”D
SOLD

Sky Ladder Shrine embodies ascent — not as ambition, but as quiet inner rising. A central ladder-like structure climbs toward the upper chamber, each rung a step between earth and sky. The shrine’s architecture is narrow and vertical, guiding the eye upward in a gesture of lightness.

This piece came from an obscure dream image. The form I saw in the dream made no sense for a sculpture but seemed perfectly suited for a shrine. In 2023 I gave this piece a facelift and painted with life forms borrowed from Hilma af Klint’s paintings; Childhood, Youth and Adulthood.

Bass Wood
Crystal Beads
Gold Leaf
7”W x 16”H x 7”D
$3500

Maple Burl, Porcupine Quills, Horse Hair, Gold Leaf
9”W x 16”H x 2”D
$1100

Spalted Maple, Hemp Jute, Gold Leaf
13”W x 19”L x 3”D
$2,800

In Aruna Gate, the Japanese word aruna (moon) becomes the silent witness of transformation. Two sets of triangles—one interior, one exterior—frame the passage from shadow into light. The crown, wrapped in hemp jute and finished to resemble bone, nods to raw form and hidden vitality. Within the hollow ends, the interior is inlaid, brick by brick, with 24 K gold leaf: a luminous chamber born of fracture and repair. At the center, a magnetized interlocking clasp binds the form and gives this Moon Gate its name—inviting not just entry, but connection.

This work emerges from an exploration of calligraphic movement translated into sculptural form. A single gesture arcs and folds, held in quiet tension by geometry and balance. The gold-leaf interior offers a restrained luminosity—an inward glow that reveals itself gradually rather than announcing itself. Rather than narrative or symbolism, the piece asks for attention and stillness, allowing form, material, and space to speak through measured presence.

Flame Maple, Brass, Gold Leaf
27”H x 26”W x 5”D
$4500