Donna's Gallery: Cone Creations For Sale

 Here are some of my creations for sale!


Horses! Horses!
This set of 5 one-of-a-kind redwood cone horses is sure to please any horse lover. These whimsical and sassy horses reflect different personalities and behaviors of live horses! Check them out! 















More detail:
Kneeling Horse













Kicking Horse













Rearing Horse












Looking Horse












Pawing Horse













CA$60 for the set of 5 cone horses. Free pick up in Nanaimo, BC (near VIU) or shipping within Canada approximately $15 depending on distance. We can ship them directly to the recipient if it's a gift. Contact us! Sorry, we cannot ship them internationally. 

More coming soon!

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