About Us

Debbie Berrow and Reed Grossnicklaus have co-created Bell Pine Art Farm since 1986. Our original clay designs are hand-detailed and finished at our rural Oregon home studio, situated between the Cascade Mountains and the Oregon Coast Range. 

Bell Pine Art Farm sculptures are designed as reminders that healing begins within. From there, we can align with our true nature and bring the world back into balance. 

We provide meaningful art as tools for ceremony and gift-giving. Practitioners of every faith apply this circle of sculpture in the healing and sacred arts. 

Our sculptures have found their way onto personal altars, medicine circles, hospital programs, churches, sacred sites, and meditation retreats, and are collected by people all over the world. 

Debbie holds a BFA in design and pursued graduate studies in Art Therapy, which deeply inform the healing intention behind her work. In the 1980s she was called to the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, where she created Earth Art in the landscape among ancient standing stones. That experience—rooted in the land and steeped in myth—strengthened her connection to the “Language of the Goddess”—a language of the Sacred Feminine we know deep in our bones. It remains alive, woven through cultural stories, folklore, and art across time and place. 

Debbie likes to think of her goddess figures as a contribution to the hundreds of thousands of Divine Feminine clay figurines and artworks unearthed the world over from ancient civilizations. Her work is inspired by Marija Gimbutas, whose groundbreaking research helped revive awareness of the Goddess in both art and culture. 

Reed met Debbie in art school, and followed her to Scotland. Their combined knowledge of art and clay, grounded in a commitment to mindful living and honoring sacred cycles of life and nature, continues to guide the work they create together at Bell Pine Art Farm. 

See Reed’s Photography Here