To craft this member gift, Lisa Bade blended her artistic vision with CN! values, then added some creative construction and sourcing skills. The doug fir image is made of rice paper, with a flexible and removable seal around the edge of the ring. Lisa sourced copper pipe for the rings using cast off copper plumbing pipe from around her studio and from her sister and brother-in-law’s farm. Copper for each pendant was cut individually by hand, using a hand-operated plumber’s cutting tool, to ensure parallel edges. Here’s to another year of partnership stewarding our beautiful bioregion and its inspired makers!

This one-of-a-kind, hand made Cascadia mug by Seattle independent artists Lisa Bade and Erin Carlton were a limited edition, hand numbered, made from clay excavated from the I-90 tunnel project from the 1990's rebuild in King County, WA, and crafted and fired over a six week creation process. They are blue and green, and feature the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus (of course!) waving a Doug Cascadia flag.

Cascadian waterway maps under resin backed with magnets created exclusively by SEA nautical gifts for CascadiaNow! members.