Founder & Artist

I am the founder and maker behind Three Pines Copper Art Studio. My hands learn by doing; I work with materials because I believe they were placed on this earth with purpose. I hold that God intended the gifts of the natural world to be used for our wellbeing, and that it is our choices that determine whether those gifts are used for good.

If copper can offer protection, it makes sense to use it for that purpose. The gemstones I work with are likewise a beautiful creation- Whether they enhance the aesthetics of a piece or serve a more subtle, healing role, I treat them as resources given for our use, much like herbs or medicinal plants.

Everything I make is crafted with intention: useful objects designed to protect and to endure. Orgonite, as I create it, reshapes electromagnetic frequency (EMF) energy into a healthier form by reducing and dispersing the harmful effects of electromagnetic pollution. Making is how I translate care into things that last. Orgonite placed in homes, offices, or near electronic equipment can help neutralize and transform this chaotic energy into a more life-supporting field.

Copper is an honest material: it records fingerprints and seasons, it warms with use and deepens with age. That honesty aligns with my aim. I want objects that quietly enter people’s lives and change them over time. Each piece is a conversation between function and beauty, deliberately crafted with the intention of protection.

The studio is a place where a client’s brief becomes a shared process of listening and refinement. When someone pauses before a finished object and says it feels right, that response is the clearest proof the work matters. I am a maker who cares deeply about both material and method.

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