Pond and Garden Nursery
(707)
792 - 9141
In Sonoma County, beautiful northern California - 6225 Stony Point Rd - corner hwy 116 and Stony Point, Cotati
OPEN
THURS thru- TUES
10 AM - 5 PM
Amongst the plants and ponds in our nursery, you will find beautiful iron sculptures, waterfalls, fountains, and other works of art by local Sonoma County Artists.

John Lamos

Crickett Seagull

Susandra Spicer

Mike Ingle

Charlie Washburn

As you enter the parking lot of Pond and Garden Nursery, some of the first things you will notice are the waterfalls and sculptures with 'disappearing' fountains.

Many of these, as well as the striking concrete and the replicated rockscapes throughout the nursery are works of John Lamos, of Studio Replica.

John's experience in sculpture, water features and commercial specialty theme design spans 20 years.
Susandra Spicer's work presents a unique blend strength and grace.

Her work is in metal or mixed media and ranges in size (from small to more monumental scale).
It can be wall-hung or free-standing (for display on shelf/table/pedestal, on the ground or raised on a base or pole).

Susandra says "I am a sculptor who has focused on the reuse of 'found objects', using society’s discards to make abstract assemblage sculpture.
This makes me a collector and match-maker of abandoned artifacts."

Check out her website:
Mike Ingle - Garden Sun Charlie Washburn Sculpture
http://www.susandrasculpts.com
John Lamos Pavers John Lamos Arch John Lamos panel-bowl fountain John Lamos Panels Charlie Washburn Sculpture
by Crickett Seagull Crickett Seagull fiddle player
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Mike Ingle - Garden Wheel
The works presented at Pond and Garden Nursery are based on abstracting familiar forms such as implements, flowers, bones and the figure.

Charles tries to create a piece that invokes thoughts of a mysterious cultural artifact. 

The works are hand built using mostly slips (liquid colored clay) to add surface and color.  Charles either fires his work in a Cone 10 (2381º F) gas reduction kiln or fired in a wood firing kiln to Cone 11 (2399º F).
Charles Washburn lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, daughter and dog.
 
He has been working in ceramics since 1986.
Besides creating his sculptures he also teaches ceramics at Portland Community College. 

His work has changed over the years from architectural to more organic human based forms.
Cricket Seagull Sculpture
http://www.studioreplicainc.com
'Release'
'Portal'
'Simplicity'