Join us for Country Christmas on December 7, 2013

We're celebrating the holidays at Abode Gallery. Join us for our Country Christmas event this Saturday, December 7. You'll find exquisite decor items, as well as locally crafted and unique art, music and jewelry. You're sure to find the perfect gift for nearly everyone on your list (and maybe an item or two for yourself).

Consider this your sneak peek...
 

 



 

Here's what's in store for you at Abode Gallery's Country Christmas event.

We'll also be welcoming some special guests that day... Richard Erickson, the talented artist behind our amazing granite wine racks and candles, will be in the Gallery meeting visitors, as will Lucy Elliot, local jewelry designer.

Mary Logue, author and poet, will be signing her books for Gallery visitors. We have several of her titles in stock, including her latest book of poetry, Trees, and her children’s book, Sleep like a Tiger, which holds the #1 spot on Apartment Therapy’s “20 Most Beautiful Children’s Books” list.

In addition, The DitchLillies will be performing holiday music as only they can (from 12-3pm). Go ahead and tap your toe; you won't be able to resist!

Plan to spend the entire day in the area; there’s plenty to do along the Great River Road during West Coast of Wisconsin’s “Coastal Christmas”, which is also taking place on December 7. Find the details here.

New to Abode Gallery: Honeycombed Calcite Wine Racks (and Granite Candles are back)

Look at the honeycombed appearance of this stone. Stone artist, Richard Erickson, just dropped off these amazing new pieces to the Abode Gallery. 

Last year his granite candles were a huge hit.  He just left a couple of candles and several granite wine racks. See more of these gorgeous pieces in the video below.  

These wine racks are made from honeycombed calcite, a rare stone that is only found in Utah.  The stone has a honeycombed appearance and distinctive character.  Richard maintains the natural form and polishes his pieces beautifully. 

The candles that we had in last year were gone quickly.  I encourage you to stop by this weekend and see these wine racks in person. You’ll be glad you did. And please pass the word along to your friends.