Hand · Carved · Walking · Sticks

It's Not Just A Stick

Hand-carved walking sticks & ceremonial staffs by Levon Sherfield — each one shaped from a single piece of wood, one cut at a time.

Live & Local

Levon's bench sits in a town that loves a good night out. Here's the music rolling into Fredericksburg & the tri-state — 22401 and the roads around it.

Local Stages · 22401

Where the music plays in Levon's own town — walk in, grab a seat, hear something live.

The Sticks

A small selection from the bench. Tap any piece to hold it closer.

Commission a Piece

Tell Levon what you're walking toward. He'll choose a piece of wood that's ready to walk with you.

Write to Levon
Opens your email — replies come from Levon directly.

Find Levon

Levon's work lives at Canal Quarter Arts. Hold a piece in your hand. Feel the weight. That's the only way to choose one.

Canal Quarter Arts

A working artists' cooperative
1517 Princess Anne Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Open every First Friday — meet the artists, walk the gallery, hear the stories.
Regular gallery hours: Wed–Sat, 11 AM – 6 PM.

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Levon's hands carving a walking stick — Fredericksburg VA
Knotted Wood Ranch — Levon's workshop where the sticks are carved, Spotsylvania VA

Knotted Wood Ranch

The workshop — where every stick is born
12906 Infantry Dr
Spotsylvania, VA 22551

The home bench. Raw wood comes in, character walks out.
Commissions and visits by arrangement — reach out first.

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The Maker

Levon Sherfield in his workshop holding a hand-carved walking stick — Knotted Wood Ranch, Spotsylvania VA

Levon SherfieldMaster Craftsman

Levon shapes wood the way it asks to be shaped. A walking stick is the oldest tool we have — older than the wheel, older than fire kept in stone. Every staff he carves carries that lineage, plus something only he can leave in it: the patience of a hand that knows the grain.

His work is held by hikers, healers, and the occasional fellow traveler who walked into Canal Quarter Arts and felt a piece pick them.

No two are the same. None ever will be.