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Copper Gulch Leah Ed

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Current Galleries and Gift Shops

Grand Canyon National Park:

  • Bright Angel Gift Shop
  • Desert View Trading Post
  • Maswik Gift Store
  • Tusayan Trading Post
  • Grand Hotel Gift Store

Grand Canyon Railroad Cafe Gift Shop:  Williams, AZ

Sheraton Desert Oasis:  Scottsdale, AZ

 

Cabot’s Pueblo Museum:  Desert Hot Springs, CA

Death Valley National Park:

  • Furnace Creek General Store
  • Furnace Creek Inn Gift Shop

Abbey Lane Gallery:  Creede, CO  (summer months)

Alpine Arts:  Fort Collins, CO

Arkansas River KOA:  Cotopaxi, CO   

Artisans Market of Steamboat:  Steamboat Springs, CO

The Bounty:  Salida, CO

Colorado Gifts:  Limon, CO

Garden of the Gods Trading Post:  Manitou Springs, CO

Great Sand Dunes Oasis Campground:  Great Sand Dunes National Monument - Mosca, CO

Made in Colorado Shoppe:  Pagosa Springs, CO

Redstone Art Center:  Redstone, CO

Rijk’s Family Gallery:  Crested Butte, CO

Rocky Mountain National Park

  • Trail Ridge Gift Store

Mountain Fever Shirts and Gifts:  Ouray, CO

Sundance and Friends:  Buena Vista, CO

Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center, Elements Gifts:  Las Vegas, NV

Alex Johnson Mercantile:  Rapid City, SD

Zion National Park - Zion Lodge Gift Store:  Springdale, UT

Our Story

Copper Gulch Design

Truth be told - Ed and I were two midwestern kids that simply fell in love with the West.  With hardly anything in our pockets but a love for the land in our hearts we definitely took the “road less traveled” which happened to be up Copper Gulch in the mountains of Southern Colorado.

It was beautiful, the air was fresh and clean, the possibilities seemed infinite - it was what we could afford.

It was against this backdrop of natural beauty and solitude that Copper Gulch Design was born.  Spurred on by necessity and fueled by our drive to create, we built a house, started a family, and eventually expressed ourselves through artwork inspired by the vistas around us.

Our love for the land became a passion for those special places in the American West as exhibited by our polymer clay “Copper Gulch” jewelry line.  And our respect for the land and inherent sense of stewardship led to our “re-envisioned” metal jewelry line, using repurposed aluminum, brass and copper from scrapyards.

We continue to love and be inspired by those special places and we hope that you have special places of your own.

How We Create Our Polymer Clay Designs

We create each image in our polymer clay designs using a layering technique called "canework."  

In this this process, thin strips of colored polymer clay are layered into a loaf-shaped "cane" - the "cane" can then be resized and sliced, revealing the design within the cross section.

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