Centennial Park 63 Year Old Canmore Spruce TreeFor 63 years this Spruce Tree grew in Centennial Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountain town of Canmore. This tree has been loved by many for years. It's provided shade for young kids at the playground, a back rest for lucky Folk Festers and added to the majesty of this place that was meant for gathering. I've known this tree for years and I still remember enjoying its shade. Only 50 original hand rubbed prints have been made from this tree. They are

9% solid) pendant with the subtle texture of juniper needles

Once a prominent mining town

The coal for these cufflinks was collected by hand while hiking on a trail in the Canadian rocky mountain town of Canmore

There is slight variations within the limited editions

Ridges from the Fossilized Bark of a Cyprus Tree have been imprinted onto these earrings

Four Greeting card reproductions of original prints made from naturally fallen Canadian Rocky Mountain trees

Each earring measures approximately 8 mm and 12 mm in diameter

Made from an original print of a naturally fallen 165 Year Old Canmore Spruce Tree with the subtle addition of the Three Sisters Mountain Range near the bottom

All prints are 11" x 14" and placed inside a clear cellophane bag along with cardstock behind to keep it crisp in transit

9% solid) pendant with the subtle texture of a Larch Tree cone

The coal for these earrings has been coated with a water based clear coat to prevent pigment transfer

Each of these 20 prints are unique as handmade art should be