92.4” X 24” X 4.5” – Retail price, $32,500

This artwork is currently available for purchase. The reverse side of this substantial, carved slab is crafted to accommodate French cleats, allowing it to be securely displayed flush against the wall in any desired orientation. Below are detailed photographs showcasing the extraordinary texture, grain, and flawless finishing, highlighting the unique and unparalleled nature of this masterpiece.

This carving brings out every distinctive feature of the rustic Cottonwood slab. The log, from which this piece was meticulously carved, spent more than a decade at the periphery of a farmer’s field, drying under the desert sun. Over time, it developed water stains, spalling, cracks, and signs of insect activity, which are now integral to its character. These remarkable details, combined with the intricate grain patterns, ageing, and its natural hues, are further enhanced by the unique textured carving and a finishing touch of natural oil and wax.

144” X 60” – Entry Door, $36,000 SOLD

This Western Contemporary Entry Door weighs over 600lbs. A massive door that makes a statement even more substantial than its size. A solid cherry door, designed around a fabulous bronze relief. This was a collaboration project with artist Jeff Wolf, Parowan Mill Works, and Shane McKenna.

28” Tall – $12,400 SOLD

A commissioned Black Walnut sculpture stand, with Hard Maple Inlays that pays homage to Anasazi pottery. The Maple inlays are a full 3/8” deep inlays, not a veneer. The flawless fit of the inlays is a trade secret and a common engineering feature in many of Shane’s pieces. This stand was designed specifically for a clients Jerry Anderson Bronze that is also a fountain. This piece was designed to withstand direct contact with water droplets, spills, and dampness. Notice the slight gaps where the legs meet the upper and lower table surfaces. These gaps allow wood expansion so that the stand will remain structurally sound, in the presence of sustained water contact.

Carved Entry doors, $32,000 SOLD

I carved the ridgeline behind this battle scene to match the actual ridgeline behind the client’s home. The doors and carved panels are made of Alder. The doors were stained in different tones to accentuate the features in the scene. This was a collaborative project with Parowan Millworks and Shane McKenna.

12ft Tall, 3 Panel Doors – Average Price Each $22,500 SOLD

These magnificent 3 panel doors are constructed from dark and light Afromosia. Each door is 12ft tall in keeping with the 14-18ft ceilings of this $35,000,000 contemporary home. This was a collaboration between Hacienda Heritage Doors and Shane McKenna.

14 Carved Cabinet Doors – Average Price Per Door, $2,100 SOLD

These Highly Figured Cherry Doors were carved from 1.5” thick slabs. This was a collaboration between Green Valley Cabinets and Shane McKenna.

118” X 128” Alder Entertainment Center – $46,000 SOLD

This massive entertainment center and curio cabinet features a hand painted curved panel crowned with a magnificent arched variable width molding.

48” X 24” X 18” Radiused Corbel – $2,800 SOLD

A Spanish style corbel that has a concentric radius to match the curved iron beam it supports. Carved from a solid chunk of Douglas Fir, then distressed and faux finished to match the reclaimed barn wood beams. I also faux finished the lumber that makes up the porch ceiling.