After 50 years of producing my own designs in fine woodworking and representing other local artisans, it’s now time to liquidate the work of artisans that we have represented at our retail gallery starting in September 2026.
We will still be offering raw wood and our custom design by appointment. Our website will have more information as things develop.
We are currently open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10am to 5pm in Port Hadlock at 811 Ness Corner Road (Highway 116).
Please come to the gallery promptly if there is something you want.
Please send USPS mail to: PO Box 1482, Port Hadlock WA 98339.
Click here for a Google Map link.
We are NOW CLOSED IN PORT TOWNSEND.
BELOW: Gallery in central Port Hadlock.
Below: Native First Nations art, various local carvings, and lamps in the new Forest Gems Port Hadlock gallery space.
Below: Looking through the center custom design gallery space into the wood room beyond, with native art throughout.
Below: The front gallery room brimming with hand-carved local art, fine native art, hair barrettes, California Buckeye herons, turtles and whales, stained glass, manzanita wood cribbage boards, and driftwood owls, birds and critters.
The raw live edge slab wood that we are well known for is here! Custom woodworking consultations are available as always.
Below: Front part of the store showing many fine native art pieces, locally crafted mirrors and kitchen items, and the beloved hand-carved driftwood owls and critters.
Below: Custom furniture design elements – come in and let’s talk about your project in mind. Shown below are many unfinished redwood table top and mantel options, a custom dining table (we can make any size), Buckeye burl coffee table, Oregon Myrtlewood bench, Redwood coffee table, figured maple pedestal table. Any of these tables can be customized onto different heights/bases, just ask! We also offer natural table bases at various heights.
Below: Mid-gallery featuring lamps, lampshades, bowls, windchimes, boxes, and native art, all of it locally made in the Pacific Northwest.
Below: More slab wood and burls, fine native art, and various metal bench bases to choose from.
