Do you have any craft sculpture that incorporates natural elements like wood or stone?

Yes, I absolutely love working with natural elements like wood and stone in my craft sculptures. There’s something deeply grounding about using materials that carry the history of the earth—the grain of a fallen branch, the smoothness of a river stone. For example, I recently finished a piece that combines a hand-carved piece of reclaimed walnut with a chunk of raw granite. The wood was left with its natural bark edge to contrast the polished, cool stone surface. I didn’t force them into perfect shapes; instead, I let their organic forms guide the sculpture’s flow. It feels alive, like a quiet conversation between two different worlds. When people touch it, they often comment on the warmth of the wood versus the lasting coolness of the stone. That tactile experience—nature’s raw materials speaking through my hands—is exactly what I aim for. So yes, if you’re looking for a sculpture that breathes with the outdoors, I’d happily show you my latest creations.