we are handcrafted in tennessee

meet the artists

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  Parker

  Chief Sawdust Creator

  

  Parker is a local artisan in middle Tennessee where she’s been honing her woodworking craft since 2007. Parker grew up in rural west Tennessee where she spent her childhood years playing at her father’s feet on the sawdust covered floor in the shed behind her family’s home.   It was from watching and helping her father shape and manipulate wood to create and fix numerous items that Parker’s love for woodworking first began.

  Nearly a decade ago, Parker began transforming her own outdoor space into a cozy woodshop where she creates a variety of handmade products including children’s toys, detailed birdhouses, wine racks, adirondack chairs, and wall art/hangings.

  For her “day job,” Parker is a Licensed Advanced Practice Social Worker and business leader in the state of Tennessee, advocating daily on behalf of underprivileged children and families.

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  Morris

  Woodworking Wizard

  

  Morris is a local artisan and self-proclaimed pseudo carpenter in middle Tennessee where he’s lived since 2010. Spending his younger years doing factory work, Morris is a self-taught woodworker out of necessity, often fixing broken items and creating solutions to everyday problems around the house.

  Since retirement and in enjoying the free time with his two adult children, Morris can often be found at Parker’s Wood Works instructing his daughter, Parker, on how to improve upon her craft. Aside from their much-alike stubborn personalities and Morris’ inability to put tools back where he found them, he and his daughter cherish the time they spend together constructing and creating beautifully unique art, furniture, and toys.

   

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