Earlier this year, metals were priced closer to the $25 range. Over the past few months, we’ve seen a sharp shift in the market, with prices moving through the mid-$40s and $50s, and reaching over $75 as of recently. While I always aim to keep my pricing as consistent and accessible as possible, the integrity of my work comes first. Many Three Trine pieces are materially substantial, and ethical pricing must reflect the true cost of quality materials, time, and craftsmanship—

SEE YOU SOON, SANTA FE! I’M EXCITED TO BRING SOMETHING SPECIAL TO SWAIA THIS YEAR . FIVE EXCLUSIVE, LIMITED-EDITION SKULLS IN HONOR OF MY...

I’m excited to share my upcoming show schedule with you! This year brings a lot of first time appearances, and I’m incredibly proud to be...

This past weekend marked my third year at the Heard Museum Market, and it was just as special as the first. When I set out on this...

This year, I’m focusing more on markets and excited to take part in many of my first shows. Stay tuned for updates in May and June!

My season starts in March starting at the Heard Museum Indian Market! I’ve been saving some new pieces just for this event and can’t wait...

In most of my pieces I use a patina (blackener) to highlight definition and details. Here's some tips to maintain the the patina as well...