Annake's Garden is the collaborative effort of several artisans living in a tiny town at the base of the world's largest flat-topped mountain. We work in wood, paint, natural stone, yarns, ceramics, glass, and fabrics. We prefer to concentrate on handmade, one-of-a-kind items; indeed, we hope that some of our creations will be handed down as heirlooms. However, we have recently begun to offer digital art downloads, many of which are the by-products of the processes we use to make our other offerings. Hey, recycling works - even in the art market!

We support recycling, both as a lifestyle choice and as an integral part of the creative process. We subscribe to both the mottoes: “Buy American” and “Make Locally – Sell Globally”. We want to emphasize the role Nature plays in inspiring us and to foster the use of natural materials wherever possible in our work.

Perhaps our most important tenet is our desire to promote and preserve art forms, methods, and techniques, many of which, sadly, appear to be disappearing.

For more about us, please visit Annake's blog, "Cuttings from Annake's Garden":

https://annakesgarden.blogspot.com