Joseph Oregon Wood Crafting

Ralph's WildCrafting features carved and embellished native wood, bone, and other wild and found organic objects. Ralph Anderson, a long-time Wallowa county wildlife biologist and artist. is drawn to the shapes, function, and form of wild and found natural objects. He finds inspiration in his knowledge of the creatures and species involved and his fascination with traditions and human perspectives. He brings them together in functional and decorative objects from mountain mahogany rings and gem studded rattles to gourds, freeform spoons, carved feathers, and life-size carved claws and canines of bears, wolves, cougars and coyotes. His studio is the wild outdoors of Wallowa County. Catch up with him and his work (when he's not in the woods) by calling 541-398-0508 or 541-398-0070.

Charlie Mastro has been building fine custom furniture, tables, doors, and cabinetry for over 30 years. Charlie moved here from Seattle where he and his partner Mark Cunningham owned and operated “The Wood Joint” in Pioneer Square, Seattle during the mid 80’s. Charlie went on to teaching woodworking classes at The Center for Wooden Boats and helped start the Northwest Guild of Fine Woodworkers. Charlie now builds Fine Furniture and keepsake boxes and stools and other handcrafted items in my home studio at 202 W. McCully Your welcome to come by anytime.

Wind Dancer Studio's Roger McGee, creates hand made, custom Native American Flutes. One of a kind creations designed and hand crafted with superb quality and painstaking detail. Wind Dancer Cedar Flutes are becoming well known for their unique artistic craftsmanship and concert quality tuning. Roger's flutes have been played on stage by professional recording artists such as Carlos Nakai, Travis Terry, and Jan "Looking Wolf". Roger's 28 year career as a bronze sculptor, has lent his flutes a distinctive "fine art" flare, unmatched by flute making standards.