Andy Sanchez Furniture  

Bumblebee Jasper is the centerpiece of this table. It is laid out in a book-match pattern across the table with a slight twist towards one of the ends. This asymmetrical pattern gives the table an organic feel making the over 30 pieces of inlay feel as though they were destined for this tree!

As you can see in some of these photos, the ammonite and azurite-malachite inlays are carefully fitted into knot holes making the grain of the wood “wrap” around the stones.

"Butterfly Cluster" is made from Claro walnut with a salt cedar base inlaid with black walnut, Claro walnut, and salt cedar as well as various gems and stones.
As Andy and Jason looked over this piece it became clear the direction they were going to go. “When I first saw the wood in its raw form I saw caterpillars and butterflies,”

The stones used in this piece are ammonites, snakeskin jasper (a red striped stone), bumblebee jasper (a yellow and black calcite), labradorite, mookaite, mother of pearl, various turquoise and azurite-malachite. The main mosaic is meant to invoke the beauty of nature’s butterfly clusters and the subtle wood butterflies alongside the less subtle stone and semiprecious stones are meant to imitate the elusive flight of the creatures.

We were transported by the beauty of this wood and hope to invoke those same feelings with our interpretation of it.

 The contrasting colors of the stones build depth and interest popping out of the beautiful red eucalyptus wood.

Russian soapstone and Apache gold-vein make up the horns and are laced with turquoise creating a twisted horn look. Perfect for any game room or living space that wants to make a statement. 

"African Hunter" in a wall hanging with inlays and impressionistic carvings set in maple burl. The many stones and carvings give the "African Hunter" much depth and a sense of movement.