We want to make sure you can find us!
We're at 341 Hanks Hill Road
Travel south on rt. 195 about 1 mile past the UCONN campus to East Road (across from the Mansfield fire station). Turn left on East Rd and go about 3/4 mile. The gallery is the little red barn where East Road makes a sharp left and becomes Hanks Hill Road.
We're looking forward to seeing you there!
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
More Images From Red Oak Studio

Here are some more images from my trip to the southwest. They are available in matted pieces of different sizes and also available in handmade cards.
This is a sculpture located in Taos, New Mexico. The sculpture is done by R.C. Gorman a famous sculptor and painter from Taos. The title of this piece is Winona and I believe it is a piece that personifies the southwest. For me, when I look at the piece I see peace and nobility.
Labels:
Photography,
Red Oak Studio
The Silkworm Gallery Interior

Here is a look at our gallery on the inside. But don't wait too long to actually come inside and see the wonderful products that we and our guest artists have waiting for you. We have a wonderful range of prices to help you with your holiday shopping.
Labels:
Holiday Shopping,
Silkworm Gallery
Four of the five owners of Silkworm Gallery

Unfortunately the fifth one is in Eugene, Oregon and we hope she will send us a photo of herself.
From left to right:
Karen Beattie - Stringing Them Along
Lisa Krall Feats of Clay
Eileen Griffin Red Oak Studio
Lynn Haney Stringing Them Along
Gig Neubeck Amazon Creek Studio, Eugene, Oregon
Say hi to us when you come in. We are all here to be your personal shoppers and offer ideas of great handcrafted gifts.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Good Gourds from Chris Gooding

Chris has been with us as a guest artist for the past few years. We keep having her back because she has developed a following at our gallery. Here is one of her lamps. Her muse for this piece is Robert Rivera a famous gourd artist from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her products are in demand so don't wait too long.
Antique African Beaded Bracelets From Stringing Them Along




Here are some images of very unique beaded bracelets. They will be available this weekend. Come in and see the beauty of these items. Please remember to double click on images to see a larger image of the items and the explanation of the origin of the beads.
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