April Gregory from Kincardine, Ontario uses her creativity to cleverly recycle old wood, ceiling tile and bottle caps to make these whimsical fish.
Jan Markle and Judi D. McIntosh are indentical twins who use many different mediums in their work, including pastels, watercolors, oils, and acrylics. The fish are actually palm fronds painted with oils and acrylics and fitted with copper fins to resemble tropical trumpet fish.

William H. Roy (the horse and weather vane) is a folk artist from North Carolina whose carving skills make his folk art pieces appear to be timeworn.

 
Old English Woods of New Hampshire is owned by Ben and Kathie Woods. Every piece of theirs is individually custom-crafted by Ben and his craftmen, designed by Kathie, and hand painted by talented New England artists.

 
Just in, just in time!

We’ve gathered original folk art and furniture from across the country to put these hand-mades into your hands. Talented artisans turn tossed items into treasures, creating whimsy for your home.

Very fresh, very affordable fun for any room in the house!