About the Art

What are ZenWrockz?

ZenWrockz are natural stones hand-wrapped with cord in intricate patterns a meditative art form inspired by the rivers and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Each piece is wrapped with the intention of love, peace, and tranquility.
 

Are all pieces one-of-a-kind?

Yes! Every rock is unique in shape, size, and character. No two ZenWrockz pieces are identical, which makes each one a truly original piece of art.

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What type of cord do you use?

I use a variety of leather cord and gauges depending on the design. I also occasionally use bamboo, reed or can strips. Each wrap is done by hand with no tools beyond cutters and awls.

 

Ordering & Shipping

Do you ship internationally?

At this time, I ship within the United States only. I hope to expand international shipping in the future — check back or follow me on social media for updates!

How long will my order take?

In-stock items are processed within 3–5 business days and typically arrive within 3–7 business days after shipping. Custom orders have varying timelines, I'll give you an estimated completion date when you place your order.

Can I pick up my order in person?

Absolutely! Local pickup is available at my Bellingham, WA studio by appointment. 

 

Returns & Custom Orders

What if I don't love my piece?

I accept returns within 30 days of delivery . Please reach out through my contact page with your order info and I will walk you through the process.

Can I request a custom piece?

Yes! I love creating custom pieces. You can request a specific rock size, color, or style. Custom orders require a 50% deposit and are non-refundable once work has begun. Reach out through my contact page to get started.

Do you do wholesale?

Yes! I offer wholesale pricing for qualifying retailers.  Contact me directly for more information.

 

Finding My Work

Where else can I find ZenWrockz?

In addition to this website and my Etsy shop, select pieces are available at Chuckanut Bay Art Gallery Gift Shop, Whatcom Museum Gift Shop in Bellingham, WA and The Museum of Northwest Art in LaConner WA. My work has also been exhibited at Jansen Art Center, Dakota Arts, Whatcom Allied Arts, and other local venues.

Is there a book about the art of wrapping rocks?

Yes! I am in the process of creating 'The Art of Wrapping Rocks,' a guide to this unique craft. You can sign up to keep informed of its completions under the Art of Wrapping Rocks page.