Iron & Umber
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Tethered is a single, framed original painting featuring one hand-sculpted snaffle bit built up in plaster and acrylic. The bit fills the canvas confidently and the rich dimensional texture catches light from every angle. At 8" × 8", it's compact but noticeable. The dark walnut-toned frame grounds the luminous, metallic canvas and gives the piece a finished, gallery-ready look.
This size is perfect for a bookshelf, console table, or small dedicated wall space in a bedroom, office, or entryway. It displays equally well leaned casually on a shelf or hung on the wall. Pair it with Keepsake for an effortless two-piece vignette, or let it stand alone as a subtle, personal accent in a well-designed room.
For the equestrian who wants their space to feel intentional and original, Tethered delivers, Sophisticated enough for a luxury interior, personal enough to actually mean something.
One of a kind. Framed and ready to display.
Working Order is a tall, narrow original painting featuring five bits stacked vertically, each hand-sculpted in plaster and acrylic on a warm taupe and umber ground. Each bit is distinct — the finishes move from warm gold to cool silver as your eye travels down the canvas, giving the piece natural movement and variation without breaking the rhythm of the composition. The raised plasterwork gives every bit real texture and shadow that shifts as the light in your room changes.
At 12" × 24", the portrait format makes this one of the most versatile pieces in the Iron & Umber Collection. It fits beautifully in spaces where wider paintings don't work — a narrow wall between doors or windows, a powder room, a kitchen, or a tall section of wall in a hallway or entryway. It also works well as part of a larger gallery wall arrangement.
Original, one of a kind, and ready to hang.
12” wide x 24” high
Acrylic paint, plaster, oil pastel on gallery wrapped 1.5” deep canvas and set in a walnut floating frame
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Forged in Fire 66 is the anchor of my entire Iron & Umber collection. This piece holds fifteen horses painted in plaster and covered in layers of warm neutral acrylic and touches of metallic paint and oil pastel. True to the design of this whole collection, there is a single copper Fire Horse that stands out among the rest. The name of this painting signifies the year of 1966 being the last year of the Fire Horse, this is also the year my mom was born. My mom had a challenging childhood and grew up raising me and my five siblings on our family farm. She has been a consistent role model of a dedicated mother and what it looks like to rise from the ashes and choose your own own future, regardless of your past. Forged in Fire ‘66 is dedicated to my mama and is the centerpiece of this whole collection.
At 20" × 20", this is a versatile piece that can stand alone on a wall or set on a shelf or fireplace. This unique painting will draw attention in any space you place it. The neutral palette and deep tones in the horses allow it to layer easily with leather furniture, linen textiles, natural wood, and warm metals.
This painting is not just for the horse person, it is for the person who wants a painting that has deep meaning and will draw a conversation. The bronze metallic elements give this painting a luxury feel, while the horses give it a naturally equestrian theme. It is the type of piece that nobody else has, and everybody wants, a true one-of-a-kind.
20” wide x 20” high
Acrylic paint, plaster, oil pastel on gallery wrapped 1.5” deep canvas
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Holding Pattern is a textured original painting featuring twelve snaffle bits, one for each month of the year of the horse. Each bit is hand-sculpted in plaster with real dimension that can be seen across the room. The palette stays firmly in my usual Umber earth tones: adding in aged iron, warm taupe, and a single copper-toned bit to represent this year being the year of the “Fire Horse.” The copper bit stands out among the others to draw your attention, but not too much to make it distraction. The perfect subtle nod to the fire horse.
At 24" × 36", this is a confident piece that fills a wall without overwhelming a room. It works best in a living room, study, primary bedroom, or entryway — anywhere you want a strong visual anchor that feels collected and personal rather than decorator-generic. The neutral palette means it layers easily with leather furniture, linen textiles, natural wood, and warm metals.
This painting is for the horse person who also has great taste in design. It bridges the equestrian world and the luxury interior effortlessly so it feels both meaningful, and sophisticated enough to belong in any well-designed space. If you've been looking for art that reflects your lifestyle without feeling like tack room décor, this is it.
36” wide x 24” high
Acrylic paint, plaster, oil pastel on gallery wrapped 1.5” deep canvas
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Keepsake is a single, framed original painting featuring one hand-sculpted horseshoe in plaster and acrylic on a warm taupe and bronze ground. The shoe itself is finished in silver and gold, giving it a luminous, almost metallic quality that catches the light and adds depth.
At 8" × 8", this is a petite size works perfectly on a bookshelf, nightstand, or small wall in a bedroom, bathroom, or entryway. It also pairs naturally with other pieces in the Iron & Umber Collection — Weathered Luck and Tethered both share the same palette and subject matter or size, and Keepsake fits alongside them as the perfect accent piece or to complete a pair. The size and pricing also makes it an exceptional gift for the horse person in your life.
Original, one of a kind, and ready to hang.
8” wide x 8” high
Acrylic paint, plaster, oil pastel on gallery wrapped 1.5” deep canvas and set in a walnut floating frame
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Weathered Luck is a textured original painting featuring twenty hand-sculpted horseshoes across a rich, moody ground of deep umber and warm bronze. Each shoe is built up in plaster and acrylic, giving the piece physical depth. The palette runs warm and earthy, with one copper-toned shoe, drawing a quiet focal point and highlighting the year 2026 being the year of the “Fire Horse.” A theme that can be seen throughout this entire collection.
At 24" × 30", this is a portrait-format piece with real presence. It works beautifully in a study, bedroom, or narrow wall space where a landscape painting would feel too wide. It also pairs naturally alongside Holding Pattern — the two pieces share the same palette and theme and were made to live together.
This painting is for the horse person who wants their home to feel like them — grounded, refined, and connected to the life they actually live. The horse shoes are unmistakably equestrian, but the execution is sophisticated enough for any well-designed interior. Earth tones, natural textures, and warm metals all work with it effortlessly.
Original, one of a kind, and ready to hang.
24” wide x 30” high
Acrylic paint, plaster, oil pastel on gallery wrapped 1.5” deep canvas
Free shipping within the US