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Featuring Artist: Nelson Rumano

Nelson Rumano was born June 6, 1958, in Murewa, Zimbabwe. He was raised with six brothers and two sisters and attended Jekawa Secondary School. Rumano began to learn to carve in 1981 and now carves full-time. He enjoys carving what he calls "traditional figures." His work has been exhibited in France, Britain, Holland and the United States. He and his wife, Irene, live in Harare with their two children: Phillipha, born in 1988, and Shady, born in 1990.

Some of his works include the "Crane," the ancestral grandmother spirit of serene happiness, nobility and family devotion. The "Elephant" represents the mighty female spirit of endurance, patience, and long life. The "Wise Owl" is regarded as the bringer of truth, good or bad.

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Seventh Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival
Six-time Grammy Nominee Kenny Barron

Along with Kenny Barron and special guest Regina Carter, a stellar cast of notables including Babatunde Lea Quintet, Gary Burton Generation Band with Julian Lage, Claudia Villela and Ricardo Peixoto Quintet, and Jessica Williams will bring America's favorite indigenous music to a series of venues including the Healdsburg Plaza, Dry Creek Kitchen, the Historic Raven Theatre, and several local wineries.

It is also the second anniversary of our Healdsburg gallery opening. Come and celebrate with us June 3-12.

For more information visit healdsburgjazzfestival.com
Or, click for Healdsburg Gallery info

Wosene at the Claremont Resort & Spa
Gicleé Release Party

When working with fine arts printers to create the gicleé (a gicleé is the finest reproduction of an original piece of art) of his most recent painting - Monterey Bay II - the artist Wosene became fascinated with the union of art and technology. "Through the computer, I have access to so many more colors than I could possibly mix on my palette in the studio." The colors in these limited edition prints are rich and vibrant, and the light created in his original paintings is intensified when touched by technology. Each print is unique, each slightly different - each a work of art. Come and see for yourself on June 18th.

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Indulge Yourself in Pearls
With 25% off on select items

June is the month of Pearls! And to celebrate, the entire month of June is our Annual Pearl Sale. Become enlightened with their rich and radiant colors: the natural Keshi and Freshwater Pearls, exotic Tahitian Pearls, and coveted South Sea Pearls.

Indulge yourself, or let us help you celebrate those graduations, weddings and other joyous occasions the month of June brings.

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