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Sculpture in Wood
hand-crafted workshop among the trees

Sculpture in Wood
Route 1, Box 1061
Monteagle, TN 37356
931-924-2970

Jess Betschart's wood carving studio is a rustic cabin tucked away among the trees on the side of Monteagle Mountain. In this hand-crafted workshop, Jess meticulously creates each piece of art using the finest woods collected and dried from the Southern hardwood forests.

Powerful influences on his art definitely can be seen from his early travels across the U.S. which extended into the Arctic. These early associations with the many different cultures have had deep and profound impact upon his present work.

His self-taught, God-given talent is given creative expression in a variety of subject matter, ranging from turned and carved bowls to portraits to fantasy and imaginary figures. His popular, stylized creches warm many hearts during the festive holiday seasons.

With his work now firmly established in the South, Betschart's customers and collectors range across the United States and into Canada and into many European and Asian countries.

Hours: Daily 8am- dusk CALL AHEAD May be out of the shop at any time

Directions: Taveling I-24 W, take Exit 135 toward Monteagle/Tracy City.  Turn right at Dixie Lee Hwy./Main St. Turn right on US 41.  Shop is ahead on the right. 

This page was last updated on Wed Jul 23, 2008.

This project was funded under an agreement with the Tennessee Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

   
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