NEW! FUNKY FUNGUS CERAMIC MUGS
FUNKY FUNGUS CERAMIC MUGS
Carmen Callison is Funky Fungus and has been making Funky Fungus Pottery in Parksville, B.C. since 2005.
She is very passionate about our island forests and the precious treasures found within.
Each of her whimsical creations is skillfully hand-carved and hand painted by Carmen before their final firing.
Food-safe, Dishwasher & Microwave safe. Size:
STAY WILD! :)
Recycling At Its Very Best!
Bruce Coney of Studio Coney has for many years been recycling glass bottles and turning them into useful and functional Cruet bottles.
To create a cruet pourer Bruce sources a recycled bottle cleans off all labels and markings, washes and sterilizes and paints it by hand with a special glass paint.
The bottle is then fired and the paint cures and bonds onto the glass. A pourer is then added and, voila, you have a very useful cruet bottle that can be used for olive oil, vinegar, salad dressing, dish detergent, liquid soap - virtually anything you can pour.
All glassware items can be washed with hot water and detergent.
Handcrafted on Salt Spring Island, B.C.
See more: Here
Fine Handmade Jewellery, Beautiful Scarves, Functional Local Pottery, World Class Glass Art and Magnificent Wooden Bowls. All at Side Street Studio
Some new work from our artists;
CERAMIC SWIRL MUG
STERLING SILVER CIRCLE EARRINGS - RUBY
WILD BLACKBERRY SOAP
PEAR DESIGN BUTTER DISH
MAPLE BURL WOOD SALAD BOWL
STERLING SILVER EVERGREEN TREES AND SEA PENDANT
SOFT HAND WOVEN SCARF
FALL SALE! WOODEN SALAD BOWLS
FALL SALE! WOODEN SALAD BOWLS
Some of the finest large salad bowls that you can find. All hand turned in B.C. by woodturner John Topham. These bowls have been turned from some of oldest trees in the South Okanagan. All are from salvaged trees and given a new life as beautiful bowls. 
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MANITOBA MAPLE SALAD BOWL
Was $300 Now $250
This gorgeous bowl is turned from Manitoba Maple originated from Westminster Street in Penticton. This tree was planted more than 80 years ago, salvaged and given a new life as a beautiful bowl.
SILVER MAPLE WOOD SALAD BOWL - LARGE
Was $290 Now $240
This magnificent salad bowl is turned from Silver Maple from Gardiner Court, Penticton. This tree was planted more than 100 years ago and believed to be one of the oldest Maples in the South Okanagan. It has been salvaged and given a new life as a beautiful bowl.
SILVER MAPLE WOOD SALAD BOWL - LARGE
Was $270 Now $225
This magnificent salad bowl is turned from Silver Maple from Gardiner Court, Penticton. This tree was planted more than 100 years ago and believed to be one of the oldest Maples in the South Okanagan. It has been salvaged and given a new life as a beautiful bowl.
SILVER MAPLE WOOD SALAD BOWL LARGE
Was $290 Now $240
This magnificent salad bowl is turned from Silver Maple from Gardiner Court, Penticton. This tree was planted more than 100 years ago and believed to be one of the oldest Maples in the South Okanagan. It has been salvaged and given a new life as a beautiful bowl.
WESTERN RED MAPLE SALAD BOWL
Was $250 Now $200
This beautiful Red Maple salad bowl has an impressive two-tone rim of Silver and Western Red Maple. It has been turned from wood that came from the 'Doherty' property on North Victoria Road, in Summerland. This tree was planted by Jim Doherty in 1963 and the tree has been removed, salvaged and recycled into a useful product.
All these beautiful bowls have been created by John Topham. See more HERE
Marcia Stacey's Joyful "Celebrations".
SMALL "CELEBRATION" WALL HANGINGS
Marcia has been painting her loving, joyful figures for over 20 years. Each painting is original and is called "Celebrations"
After a long period of constant refining, my designs have matured into a series of images that appeal to one’s soul. The ‘Celebration’ images were inspired by cave drawings but quickly evolved. Androgynous people became women and men, they began to sing and dance, and before I knew it, families came onto the scene.
The symbols took on specific meanings, and new characters like mermaids, fairies, and angels have emerged. Who knows what will happen next! In order to paint my pictures, I first lay out the pieces and scumble three coats of acrylic paint over them all, then add texture with clear gel.
Next, I paint the image using a squeeze tube, let it dry, then apply a glaze of antique colour. Finally, I highlight the image with metallic paint. After applying the hanger, cutting and preparing the glass and matting, I tape all three together. Then I use copper metal tape to form the frame.
After cutting, curling, and hammering the copper wire, I glue on the corner pieces.The last step is to apply the Celebration legend to the back. The legend explains the images and my philosophy regarding them.
I hope that you enjoy my Celebrations!
Marcia
Hand Crafted Scarves for our Canadian Seasons
Summer appears to be here in parts of Canada. But sometimes it is hard to tell as here in B.C. we have seen some beautiful sunny days supplemented with, rain, thunder and sleet. Canadian weather as usual :)
At the studio, we have beautifully handcrafted scarves perfect for any season! Lois Thomson was born and raised in rural British Columbia,
Lois grew up with a strong creative spirit nurtured in B.C. Wilderness. Lois has always been fascinated with the colours of nature and the textures of fibre.
As a young child, her art included the use of lichens and birch bark in her paintings and when she began sewing and designing doll clothes she experimented with the use of colour found in scraps of fabric, lace and ribbon.
Her pure silk scarves a totally West Coast and would make the perfect gift. Handcrafted on our Sunshine Coast
For a slightly cooler evening or day, then Arl Law hand weaves scarves from Rayon and Chenille.
Arli's beautiful scarfs are woven completely by hand. They are very soft to the touch and are warm & cosy to wear.
A large range of colours are available. Wash with mild soap; add fabric conditioner to final rinse. Hang to dry. Hand Made on Vancouver Island
All of these beautiful scarves are available at the studio in Oak Bay or online See more at Side Street Studio
