Canadian Artists from the Haliburton region in our gift shop

Finely crafted ceramics - one of a kind bowls, mugs, platters and vases. 

watch for online shopping options coming soon. 

 Upcycled glassware by Artech Glass Blowing Studios, a traditional glassblowing studio nestled in the Highlands of Ontario, Canada producing great upcycled glass tableware and handmade barware.  

 All Cherry boards, natural oil finish. For entertaining and general use, available in many sizes.   

Original paintings and reproductions. 

I have a deep interest in creating....working with various mediums, mainly watercolour, acrylic, graphite,   I started out drawing portraits when I was quite younundation that I built upon, my next step wMy goal today is to try to share my work as much as possible.  I believe the job of an Artist is to help introduce some beautiful culture to our everyday lives.

Digital art, all occasion cards and photography. 

I studied Fine Arts at Redeemer College and Ceramics at Sheridan College.  Now I live in Haliburton, off-grid, with my husband and our dog. I painted abstract oils, but since developing an allergy to the paints, I've been doing abstract digital art and photography.  My inspiration comes from how I see and feel an image and what I am experiencing at the moment. 

I am an off-grid digital artist. 

L & N Beadworks is Louise Outtrim and Nicki Brazier-Hagarty. Traditional  beading, bracelets, necklaces, earrings and cuffs for all occasions. 

Gorgeous watercolours by award winning local Artist Gord Jones.

Mixed media visual art, encaustic paintings and magnets.

Beeswax wraps made by Dani Stahle are a green alternative to plastic - and attractive too! 

Natural Stone Malas and Bracelets by  Kim Hird, co-owner of Kreative H'Art Planet with Adrienne Patterson. 

Screen printed by hand by the Artist from her original drawings of local wildlife. Tea towels, small zippered bags and pouches. 

Upcycled winter wear. 

Featuring mpas of the area with iconic imagery. Paintings, magnets and reproductions. 

One of kind cases and handbags made from hand painted/printed and dyed canvas with leather accents. 

Original acrylic paintings. 

Delicate ink renderings of nature. 

Susanne creates stoneware pottery, both hand-built and wheel-thrown, including mugs, bowls, and platters.  Her work is inspired by the natural beauty of her surroundings in the Haliburton Highlands.  Some pieces are imprinted with real pine boughs and pine cones, creating a true Haliburton souvenir.  Others have the ever-popular dragonfly motif.  Susanne has also developed a line of helpful pottery gifts for knitters.  Her glazes are lead-free and food-safe, and reflect the colours of nature.

Darlene has  resided in Mexico, Indonesia and Europe for extended periods of time. Upon returning to Canada and with the   opportunity to oil paint, Darlene rediscovered her passion to paint and show  her works.
 

If a tree falls in the forest I hear it. When it dies I bring it back to life by exposing it's inner beauty. I work with only fallen trees.

I am an observational artist.  My  paintings are scenes of everyday moments and experiences. I focus on capturing the essence of a subject rather than expressly copying the information I see in order to create a work that expresses a sense of time, place and feeling.

John teaches workshops on how to make drums as well as percussion instruments, including found materials such as durable PVC plumbing pipe. He facilitates drumming circles and soundscapes for people of all ages who respond to the call and the dance of the drumbeat. His passion is building traditional world drums including the African Djembe, Taiko drums made from PVC, Ashiko and Frame drums as well as drums and percussion instruments crafted from Hard Shelled Gourds.

Since my retirement (20 years ago) I have enjoyed learning to use and create watercolour pictures. My dear husband Jack does all the matting and framing.  He loves using old barn wood and fallen rotten trees for the wood his frames.  We are inspired by the places where we  live  and the places we travel to.  It has been an incredible learning experience that is both exhilarating and humbling.  Our greatest inspiration is the dear people we live, paint and work with. 

I discovered that I was an artist, just like mom and grandmother before me, during a course with Lila Lewis Irving at the Haliburton School of the Arts. Since then I have explored watercolour crayons and acrylics and usually combine them to make paintings which illustrate quotations I like. My favourite ice cream is Kawartha Dairy peanut butter chocolate!! I also love to write out what I have learned from living life. I just completed a trilogy exploring the 3 aspects of Soul Misery- personal, 

Emily Kearsley is a painter currently living in Stouffville, Ontario. She is self-taught and uses oil on canvas. She has exhibited in many Canadian Galleries and Art Shows in the Toronto area. Her work is nostalgic and brings the viewer memories and emotions from times gone by.

Working in stoneware and porcelain to create fun and functional items for both home and garden, Charlene uses the potter’s wheel, slabs and extrusions in her designs. 

Lyn is a local potter who takes inspiration from nature. She is intrigued by texture and thrown  and altered forms. 

Newly retired and loving it! I have lived and worked in the Haliburton area for twenty years. I now enjoy painting, teaching ,and learning right along with my students. The smiles on their faces when they pain, brings me so much joy! I am grateful for the support of my family and community in my quest to paint the world the way we want to see it in all it’s slendor. I have worked in different mediums over the years, but prefer acrylic s for my Paint Parties and mural work! Happy Painting !!!

Luscious goat milk soaps; molded and bars. Simply perfect!