Gold Hex Snake

Snake gourds lend themselves to repeating patterns just as snakes in the wild are marked.
Ann has always loved geometrics and it shows
in this snake artwork.

Gold and Pewter Black Snake

Here at the farm black snakes are
a valuable creature. If they aren't adorned
with gold they should be.

Green Scale Snake

While primarily shades of
brown the green scales are
critical to the visual impact of
this earth tone snake.

Red Snake - Blue Stars

Patriotic or just confident?
Home Star Runner would love
this snake. So would any child.

 

Purple diamond snake

Looking a little surprised to meet you this
is a restrained snake with a little feel
of the Southwest.

Circle Snake

The nearly natural color of a leather-like snake gourd enhanced by a few simple circles, you
could almost expect to find it in nature.

Red Snake with Golden Sun Decoration

To brighten any room, this red snake with multiple
golden suns mimics natures amazing camouflage.

Geometric Snake

Who knows what inspired this design but everyone liked it.

Diamond Backed Snake

Nothing dangerous here, simply
a natural colored snake with
some repetitive diamonds providing cover.

 

Red Snake

Simply red, with a few contrasting silver and blue circles
this long twisty snake puts on a happy face.

Blue Snake

Metallic blue with an olive stripe down his back, blue snake might not catch your eye until you look again and there he is.

Diamond Backed Snake

An earlier version of a diamond
backed rattler, the green on
his back makes a nice accent.

Black and Silver Diamond Back

All snake gourds used this way are natural rattles. Thus it
seemed natural to make a diamond backed rattlesnake.
But Ann almost never puts mouths on her snakes so we
assure the children they don't bite!

"Slither the Snake"

A child's delight, this snake has no mouth but rattles when shaken. Wonderful colors.