Tile, Wood Lilies Bouchard

Tile, Wood Lilies BouchardThe Provincial flower of Saskatchewan, these beautiful flowers are best remembered through paintings and photographs as picking will kill the entire plant. The root bulb, is edible and was used by First Nations people for food and medicine, and the pollen is also edible and was dusted on food to add flavour. This tile can be hung on a wall, placed on a stand or used as a trivet.

Modern hand-embroidered wall art inspired by the adventures and travels of Anna and Piotr Angiel

A whimsical pear-shaped art piece that turns everyday simplicity into a playful statement

Simon Wroot's Celtic-inspired line of jewelry incorporates knotwork carefully pierced and soldered in silver

with hand painted leather

with an almost metallic dark glaze accentuating the carving on the outside

Felted landscape of the three sisters mountain

Sturdy wood fired stoneware plates perfect for showcasing fresh salads and appetizers

From the "Handle with Care" series - rustic mugs with painterly textured orange glazes that are lightweight and well balanced

A circular pin in copper and brass with a large jade stone in the center

Wipe with damp cloth to clean

Alex has perfected his moulds

crafting a truly awe-inspiring spectacle