Introducing jewelry maker Grace Gasior to our group of custom jewelers. Grace is dedicated to making jewelry that resonates with the body and connects with the mind—special totems to last a lifetime.
Grace studied the art of jewelry fabrication in San Fransisco at the Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts and taught middle school students and in after-school programs. After moving to Central Oregon in 2016 she set up her studio, and began practicing/teaching her craft. Her company, Ashes To Apples, was officially established in 2020 has been going strong ever since. Grace sells her works online, in art festivals and in some retail settings. Extremely wearable, and with many ring designs, we are excited to bring her work to Tumalo Art Co. patrons.
The Playful Path to creating a series in mixed media. September 19-20, 2026, 10am-4:30pm at Sagebrushers Art Society Join Shelli Walters for this fun 2-day workshop and discover the power play has
Sarah B. Hansen, Susan Luckey Higdon, Judy Hoiness, Anne Gibson, Taylor Manoles and Dee McBrien-Lee, have been juried into the High Desert Museum’s Art in the West 2026 invitational juried exhibit.
