This collection of wall and garden sculptures represents a unique and powerful way to foster community engagement. Each piece is designed to tell a story, reflecting Washington’s culture, enduring legacy, and rich history. They’re conversation starters that connect audiences across Washington to a shared heritage.
We’ve crafted these artworks for both beauty and durability. Each sculpture is a solid piece of engraved granite, quartz, or ceramic, framed with natural stone and sealed with epoxy sealer. They’re built to last for years, whether displayed indoors or out. While some of the larger pieces are heavy, their integrated hangers make installation simple, requiring only an existing nail for wall pieces or a designated spot in a garden.
For details on the origin and inspiration of each visual, hover your cursor over one of the individual images or get in touch via email or on Facebook.
“Mountain Washington” draws its name from the numerous iconic mountains that define the state. It highlights the power and pride deeply ingrained in Washington’s community and identity.
“Apple Tree” brings together the apple and the evergreen tree, wich are the two foundational icons of Washington state. This combo symbolize the deep connection between the region’s heritage and its evolving destiny, bridging eras and uniting communities.
“Washington Air” celebrates the rich avian diversity of Washington State, a sanctuary for some of the world’s most incredible birds. The presence of species like eagles and owls underscores their iconic significance, representing a natural heritage that extends across countless generations.
“Silicon State” showcases how Washington State has solidified its position as a preeminent tech development hub in the nation. With the nation’s highest percentage of tech workers, its influence as a tech powerhouse goes beyond mere statistics, representing a forward-thinking and dynamic ecosystem, which this icon represents.
Inspired by the “This is my land, my native land, Washington, my home” lyrics from the official state song, “Washington Pride” captures the profound sense of peace and belonging residents feel for their state.
“The Power of W” is an abstract icon that is connected to the mountains, landscape and culture that define the state of Washington.
“Eagle Home” is connected to the fact that bald eagles are found in abundance throughout Washington State, enabling connections that span across the area and nation.
“Evergreen State” directly links to Washington State’s well-known nickname. This phrase highlights the diverse nature and community found throughout the entire region, showcasing its many facets.
“Dance of Washington” is an abstract icon that embodies the spirit of the official state dance. It serves as a visual representation of Washington’s thriving arts community and the rich cultural mosaic that makes the state unique.
The “Kiss of Washington” icon symbolizes the deep connection with steelhead trout, the official state fish. Each year, these remarkable fish return to freshwater rivers to spawn, and the icon captures this powerful bond and their cyclical journey.
“My Home” resonates deeply with Washington’s state song, embodying the spirit of “As people always free. For you and me a destiny.” It symbolizes the often winding, yet ultimately unifying, journey to discover a sense of belonging.
“Silicon State” showcases how Washington State has solidified its position as a preeminent tech development hub in the nation. With the nation’s highest percentage of tech workers, its influence as a tech powerhouse goes beyond mere statistics, representing a forward-thinking and dynamic ecosystem, which this icon represents.
“Flight Across Washington” is an abstract icon that is connected to the many different birds and wildlife that define the state of Washington. These birds and wildlife are vital to Washington’s ecosystems as they act as pollinators, seed dispersers, and insect controllers to support the health of the entire community.
“Mountain Wing” is connected to the ecological, economic and cultural impact of the birds and mountains that define the state of Washington. The birds and mountains of Washington State are vital components of the state’s natural and cultural heritage.
“Orca Moon” draws its name from the orca whale, an iconic symbol deeply intertwined with Washington State. These majestic animals represent the enduring legacy, strength, and power of the community throughout history.
The “Kiss of Washington” icon symbolizes the deep connection with steelhead trout, the official state fish. Each year, these remarkable fish return to freshwater rivers to spawn, and the icon captures this powerful bond and their cyclical journey.
“Washington Air” celebrates the rich avian diversity of Washington State, a sanctuary for some of the world’s most incredible birds. The presence of species like eagles and owls underscores their iconic significance, representing a natural heritage that extends across countless generations.
“Apple Tree” brings together the apple and the evergreen tree, wich are the two foundational icons of Washington state. This combo symbolize the deep connection between the region’s heritage and its evolving destiny, bridging eras and uniting communities.
“Wings of Washington” symbolizes the inherent growth and forward momentum of the state. It connects to both the natural beauty and the human-driven initiatives that define where our community stands today and where it’s headed.
“Wash Claw” speaks to the uncompromising nature of Washington’s past and its enduring spirit in the present. Emerging from the frontier, the state is defined by its blend of courage and drive, highlighting the diverse paths to achievement.
“Evergreen State” directly links to Washington State’s well-known nickname. This phrase highlights the diverse nature and community found throughout the entire region, showcasing its many facets.
“Silicon State” showcases how Washington State has solidified its position as a preeminent tech development hub in the nation. With the nation’s highest percentage of tech workers, its influence as a tech powerhouse goes beyond mere statistics, representing a forward-thinking and dynamic ecosystem, which this icon represents.
“Needle Up” draws its name and spirit from the Space Needle, the iconic symbol of Seattle and a defining image for Washington State. It signifies a profound respect and dedication to preserving the icon’s enduring significance for generations to come.
An example of the various connections these pieces can enable. Below left to right: displayed on a wall; signed back of each piece; merchandise associated with the piece; incorporated into a Wonders landmark.
Most of these designs are set to be incorporated into the eventual Washington Wonder monument, which will be one of the 50 Wonders of the United States landmarks. These pieces are designed to be hung on walls or in gardens, while their designs can open up various revenue opportunities related to individual products and the identity of an entire area.
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A mockup of how these icons will be incorporated into the Washington Wonder landmark.A mock-up of the Washington Wonder showing all four sides of the piece.
