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This tree stands as a reflection of the virtuous woman of Proverbs 31. It is also the first tree I created in my entrepreneurial journey.
“The Proverbs 31 Tree” is delicate in appearance, yet strong as iron, rooted in dignity and clothed with the Lord’s strength. The Proverbs 31 woman does not shrink from the winters of circumstance or the trials that come. This woman is physically strong (v.17), a hard worker (v.15), and a wise businesswoman (v.16). She knows her worth is anchored not in fleeting beauty or charm, but in obedience, courage, and steadfast love.
Each branch mirrors the hands that labor faithfully, the creativity that builds, and the courage that perseveres. As Scripture reminds us, “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.” (Proverbs 31:30-31).
DIMENSIONS:
*MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE BOTH THE BASE AND TREE.
HEIGHT: 8.25”
WIDTH: 9.75”
WEIGHT: 1.2 LBS
The Tabernacle tree is inspired by the adornments of the High Priest’s robe as described in the old testament, particularly the bells and pomegranates on its hem. The gold beads on this tree recall the bells, whose sound testified to the priest’s living and active ministry before the Lord. The red beads represent the pomegranates, the abundance that comes from honoring the covenant.
Once Jesus died, the curtain was torn, allowing us to stand in the presence of God, blameless and without impurity through the blood of Jesus. (Hebrews 10:19-22)
I pray this tree serves as a reminder that Jesus is our Great High Priest, allowing us to enjoy the blessings of God and enter His presence without shame.
(For more on the inspiration, click here)
DIMENSIONS:
*MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE BOTH THE BASE AND TREE.
HEIGHT: 6.8”
WIDTH: 9”
WEIGHT: .8 LBS
Weeping willows hold a special place in many hearts. They resemble tears born from challenges and adversity, symbolizing grief, loss, and change. Their drooping branches create a sorrowful image, like tears falling toward the earth. However, even as their leaves fall, they retain their brilliance—clinging to color until the very end. In their nature lies a quiet strength: the power of adaptability, of bending without breaking. The weeping willow reminds us that hardship is inevitable, but also that “weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning” (Psalm 30:5).
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DIMENSIONS:
*MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE THE FRAME AND TREE.
HEIGHT: 11.75”
WIDTH: 9.75”
EXTRUSION DEPTH: 3.75”
WEIGHT: 1.4 LBS
“The Tree of Life” is a handcrafted wire sculpture adorned with vibrant gold and green leaves, reminiscent of evergreen trees—symbols of enduring life.
“The Tree of Life” represents the promise of eternal life rooted in Jesus, our Savior. First mentioned in Genesis 2:9, the Tree of Life was planted in the middle of Eden along with the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. We see it again in the final chapter of the Bible in Revelation 22 as John sees Eden restored within the New Jerusalem where we will spend eternity.
“Down the middle of the great street of the city. On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations.” Revelation 22:2
Just as the Bible often uses trees to illustrate choices, consequences, and the cycle of life and death, this tree reminds us that through the cross—the tree of Jesus’ sacrifice—we are offered abundant life, healing, and restoration. As Deuteronomy 30:19-20 urges us to “choose life” and John 14:6 affirms that “Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life”, this sculpture stands as a visual testament to the life-giving hope we find in Him, and the eternal blessings made available to all who hold fast to His love.
DIMENSIONS:
*MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE BOTH THE BASE AND TREE.
HEIGHT: 7.25”
WIDTH: 10.75”
WEIGHT: 1.4 LBS
In the Bible, the Hebrew word often translated as “juniper” is rotem, which represents a small desert tree or shrub, just tall enough to offer shade for one person. This tree represents a space to pause, find shelter, and nourishment before continuing an exhaustive journey ahead.
In 1 Kings 19, the prophet Elijah flees for his life from Queen Jezebel after a great spiritual victory against the prophets of Baal. He came to Beersheba and fell into deep depression, fear, and discouragement in the wilderness. Exhausted and afraid, he sits under a juniper tree, also mentioned in the Bible as a “broom tree.” He prays for his own death before falling asleep. While he rests, an angel visits him twice, bringing food and water to sustain him. This simple but meaningful provision gives Elijah the strength he needs to continue a 40-day journey to Mount Horeb.
When I created this wire tree sculpture, I thought about Elijah. Physically drained, emotionally and spiritually worn down under this tree. He experienced deep isolation and despair, yet it was also here where God met him with gentleness and provision. This piece reflects that tension between weakness and renewal. It is a reminder that in the moments we feel most abandoned and isolated, we can come to understand that we are not alone. God sees us and responds to our needs not with immediate answers or dramatic change, but with rest and care.
Dimensions:
Width: 7”
Length: 12.5”
Height: 15.5”
Weight: 12.8 lbs
That person is like a tree planted by streams of water,
which yields its fruit in season
and whose leaf does not wither—
whatever they do prospers.