Stunning Nature Photography and Wire Wrapped Jewelry
The Earth’s Own is all about creating works of art born from the natural beauty of the earth’s elements. My son and I are both photographers. We process our images, print, and mat them at home, to bring consistent quality to our creative endeavors. All the sizes we sell will fit ready-made frames.
I am also a jewelry artist. My wire-wrapped pendants are created using raw copper, sterling silver, & rose gold-filled wire with top quality gemstones mined in the US & around the world. - Kristine A Farber
Find us locally at these shows around Tacoma, WA
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Art on the Ave, Tacoma, Washington, Sunday, August 9, 2026
PNW Market, Ruston Waterfront, Ruston, Washington, Saturday, Sept 12, 2026
Boathouse Market, Waterfront Dr, Tacoma, WA, Saturday, September 26, 2026
PNW Market at Emerald Green Casino Event Center, Tacoma, WA, Saturday, Nov 28, 2026
Tidefest 2026 Fine Arts & Gift Festival, Gig Harbor High School, Gig Harbor, WA, Sat/Sun, December 5/6
Featured Products
The “Tree of Life” on Kalaloch Beach in the Olympic National Forest, WA. Enjoy this beautiful photo of the amazing tree with its resilient roots and unusual shape on your wall or desk, at home or in your office. Printed on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 printer on Red River UltraPro Satin paper with LUCIA pigment inks for fade-resistance and long-lasting color. Matted in sizes to fit standard ready-made frames.
Ocean Jasper is a rare, multi-colored orbicular jasper found exclusively on Madagascar’s coast, known for its vibrant spherical patterns and botryoidal formations, often collected at low tide by boat. This semi-precious gemstone, a form of chalcedony and quartz, is prized in jewelry for its unique swirls and colors (greens, pinks, yellows, whites) This Ocean Jasper stone has an incredible design. I wrapped it in raw copper in keeping with the warm colors in the stone and hung it piece on an adjustable round leather cord so it could we worn at different lengths.
Palouse Falls State Park showcases Washington’s official state waterfall in a spectacular 377-foot-deep canyon carved by Ice Age floods more than 13,000 years ago, offering visitors a dramatic view of the 200-foot cascade as it plunges through a narrow rock cataract into a churning bowl below. I was fortunate to capture this shot with clouds filling the sky as the sun sets. The springtime in the Palouse is a sight to behold. Enjoy a print on your wall or desk, at home or in your office. Printed on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 printer on Red River UltraPro Satin paper with LUCIA pigment inks for fade-resistance and long-lasting color. Matted in sizes to fit standard ready-made frames.
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