530 Mill Street, Green Lake, Wisconsin 54941 E-mail: moontrunk@gmail.com Phone: 920-294-0660

Fall/Winter Hours Open Tuesday through Saturday 2 pm - 6 pm Closed Sunday and Monday

Featuring Midwest Artisans Original Paintings by Gerri Buteyn Pat Dobrinska Roger Sippel Susan DeLain Framed Photography by Jim Becia Tom Detwyler Handmade Jewelry by Terrie Burrell Marlene Burrell Carole Zucco Barb Rosenthal Beth Campshure Janice Burrell Ellen Castro Krueger Joe Loder Catherine Jansma Lynn Gonzalez Laura Rodgers Ceramics and Pottery by Natalie Reed-Goehl Peter Olszack Nicaraguan Fair Trade Collectives Mosaic Artworks by Laura Rodgers Wood Carvings by Joe Longo Handcrafted Wood Furniture by Jerry Huth Handmade Candles by Jenni Habek Glass Lightcatchers by Beth Campshure Needlework and Wearable Art by Beth Campshure Terrie Burrell Catherine Jansma Lu Ellen Bold Cindy Gozinski Mary Push Original Photography on Notecards by Ashley Hinze Select Antiques Provided by Ray Berlowski Jackie Bertram Antique & Estate Appraisals, LLC Rosalind Lyness Green Lake Memorabilia by Dartford Historical Society and Tom Gnewuch; P.T. Jensen Green Lake Maps and Lester Williams Green Lake Maps Handcoloring is available by Green Lake artist Janice Burrell

 

Downtown Green Lake, Wisconsin
530 Mill Street

E-mail: moontrunk@gmail.com

 

We take credit cards and offer a layaway option for more expensive artworks.
Call Terrie at 920-294-0660 for sales information.

 

 

 

Meet "Survivor"! Joe Longo, my very talented woodcarver, created "Survivor." He's a pink warbler that Joe designed and gave to a dear friend who is having a rough battle with breast cancer. She keeps Survivor by her bed and is still fighting for her life. I asked Joe if we could donate a portion of the sale to the cancer society and he heartily agreed. "Survivor" is $247.50 with 25% going to the American Cancer Society. For more info, e-mail Terrie at: moontrunk@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pottery by Natalie Reed-Goehl Expressive and unique pieces include this coil and tile pot. $84.50 A unique, extra large butter or cheese keeper. You can turn the lid over for a bowl of crackers or breadsticks. $162.50 I love casseroles and this is my favorite piece of Natalie's. $52

 

Woodcarving by Joe Longo     Peregrine Falcon by Joe Longo It took Joe six months to create. A local falcon owner said that Joe "got the feet exactly right which is the hardest part." $2,084.50  Three Chickadees on Driftwood with Snow by Joe Longo $715.00

 

 

Inlaid Furniture by Jerry Huth  Gorgeous sofa table made of cherry and inlaid with dyed maple by Master Furniture Artisan Jerry Huth

 

 

 

 

 

 

Framed Photography by Jim Becia "Surrounded by Aspen Gold" Photograph by Jim Becia $425 "Aspen Gold" Photograph by Jim Becia $525   "Swirling Leaves on Skillet Creek" Photograph by Jim Becia $325

 

 

Nicaraguan Pottery purchased through Fair Trade* From left to right: "Three Lizard Black Vase" handmade by Norwin Bracamontes, "Pre-Columbian Flat Vase" handmade by Pro Mujer Women's Cooperative $110; "Geometric Vessel" handmade by Pro Mujer Women's Cooperative $80 *Fair Trade is an organized social movement with a market-based approach that aims to help producers in developing countries and promote sustainability. Fair Trade's strategic intent is to work with marginalized producers and workers in order to help them move towards economic self-sufficiency and stability. It also aims to allow them to become greater stakeholders in their own organizations, as well as play a wider role in international trade. It aims to provide higher wages than typically paid to producers in developing countries as well as helping producers develop knowledge, skills and resources to improve their lives.

 

 

Terrie Burrell and Sully

530 Mill Street, Green Lake, WI 54941

E-mail: moontrunk@gmail.com

Phone: 920-294-0660

 

Saguaro Moon Photo by Stefan Seip The full moon closest to the Autumnal Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, is popularly called the Harvest Moon. According to legend, the name was given to this full moon because farmers could work late into the night at the end of the growing season harvesting crops by moonlight. The Harvest Moon is also known as the Wine Moon, the Singing Moon and the Elk Call Moon. Photographed in the American Southwest, this moonrise is appropriately titled Saguaro Moon.