On a family vacation to Alaska one summer, a kind Native
American woman camped close by taught a young girl how
to make a traditional Athabaskan birch bark basket. Little
did she know what that lesson would lead to. From that day
on, Audrey has made birch baskets of all styles, sizes and
shapes -- from the most traditional to designs of her own.
Audrey's enthusiasm for the traditional birch bark art
spread in 1998 with her marriage to Andrew. The very start
to their marriage, their honeymoon, was an adventure north
to harvest birch bark themselves. After selling some baskets
she to a few stores in Colorado, she soon had requests for
furniture in birch bark. It wasn't very long until Audrey and
Andrew were working side by side on crafting unique
special order pieces that soon lead to numerous designs of
their own. They still work side by side, as they have for
over 10 years, and love every minute of designing and
crafting unique high quality all natural pieces together.
While designing new pieces, they still are students of the
very long history that proceeds them. They are also very
proud of utilizing all natural materials harvested in a
sustainable and responsible manner and make sure to sign
every piece they make
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