Hand-drilled, polished beach stone necklace. One-of-a-kind with copper findings. Lobster claw closure. Just in.

Jewelry artist Mary Truler hand-made her bracelet chains for the 2024 new work at Fairweather’s. Fun fact: She has crafted more than one-of-a-kind pieces for the gallery!

Beach stones and sea glass holey works are made by hand.

Just in time for Fairweather’s EARTH STUDIES exhibition.

On display and for sale through November 25.

Fairweather House and Gallery

612 Broadway St.

In the Historic District

Seaside, Oregon

The EARTH STUDIES exhibition focuses on the physical features of Earth’s landforms, oceans, their interactions, and habitats.

Original art Made by N.W. Hands (T.M.).

Featuring award-winning wood sculptor and photographer Mike Brown, Pacific University Emeritus professor and artist Jan Shield, studio artist and fellow teacher Bev Birdwell, N. W. watercolorist and Oregon Society of Artists member Cindy Marsh, and jewelry maker Mary Truhler.

Introducing Liz Luther, a local goldwork metal-thread embroidery artist. Liz has taken centuries-old goldwork techniques and stitched pieces based on life beside and below water.

 

 

To read more about the gallery, go to:
https://fairweatherhouseandgallery.com

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