Rex has been making twig furniture since 1985.  He started after seeing an article in a magazine and recalled how his grandfather had made a few pieces for his large  family of 14 children.

  We are strongly committed to making the environment better.  We recycle used leather for the handgrips on walking sticks and use recycled lumber for the twig signs.  Trees are harvested from areas where they would be cut down or sprayed to keep roadways clear or timber lots productive.  Branches are removed in the field and piled out of the way to compost back into the soil.  We habitually collect garbage when we are harvesting twigs.

      All of our work is made with pride and is signed and dated.

     Take some time to look through the web site, we have many interesting things available.  
If you don’t see it, Email us and we can see about making it for you.

    Most of the material used is Red Alder.  Red Alder is a nitrogen fixing plant that is often the first tree to grow in areas that have recently been cleared such as avalanches, clear-cuts, and roadsides.  The tree ranges from Alaska to Northern California within a few hundred miles of the Pacific coast.

      Occasionally other woods are used for accents on one of a kind pieces. Walking sticks and canes are made from all types of wood as long as the wood is sturdy and light weight. Sticks are available plain, with carving, woodburning, or other accents.