Lonnie and Twyla Money were both born in Laurel County, Kentucky. Lonnie is descended from Jacob Money, a 19th Century Swiss immigrant who had been a wood carver in the old country. Twyla Darty, whose family has farmed in Kentucky for generations grew up a mile away from the house and hilly farm where she and Lonnie live now on Money Road. Carving out of wood, the Moneys paint and sculpt a colorful Kingfisher with a fish in its mouth, standing on a piece of Driftwood. 

Dimensions:

• 8" x 5.5" x 14.5"

Material:

• Made of wood

Design:

• Handmade
• Created by Lonnie and Twyla Money 

Origin:

• Made in East Bernstadt, Kentucky

Care:

• Use a soft, dry cloth or a soft-bristled brush to remove dust regularly.
• For detailed areas, a small paintbrush works well.
• Avoid water or harsh cleaners; they can damage the paint or wood.
• If needed, wipe lightly with a barely damp cloth, then dry immediately.
• Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent paint fading.
• Avoid placing near heat sources that could dry out or warp the wood.
• Display in a dry environment; excessive humidity can cause the wood to swell or paint to peel.