- Dark Brown
- Tan
- Blonde
- Red
- Green
- Gray-Blue
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Kurier has handmade these fuzzy sheep ornaments-- This is the perfect small item to add to your tree, a gift bag for a loved one, or as a stocking stuffer for the whole family. These will be the cutest, fluffiest little ornaments on the tree! Kurier saved a big batch of high quality shearling from the scrap pile and made these cuties. They only have a little fleece, so don't delay if you plan to order one. Because they're all made from off cuts of leather - no two are alike. Available in our variety of colors from the scrap leather in their workshop so nothing goes to waste.
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Looking for a unique gift or souvenir of Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village? Kurier has handmade these Scottish Highland Cattle leather ornaments just for Shaker Village!!! This is the perfect small item to add to your tree, a gift bag for a loved one, or as a stocking stuffer for the whole family. Available in our variety of colors representing the Shakers' herd on the farm and made from the scrap leather in their workshop so nothing goes to waste.
- Dark Brown (color varies)
- Reddish Brown
- White
- Blonde (Yellow-Brown)
- Blue
- Gray
- Black
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An Honorable Harvest: Shakers and the Natural World by Dr. Carl Benton Straub A 166 page soft covered book on the story of how religious movements initiated in Europe became American through taking seriously the land. In the Shaker ways of looking at the world, there is a basic religious unity between what is going on in history - "in the course of human events" - and what is at work in nature. The essential Shaker response to the land and the varied communities of life entwined with the land - wild and domestic - is the translation through interpretation and labor of nature's variables into patterns of meaning which reflect Shaker interest in religious community. Shaker Press, 2009. Soft covered, 166 pages.
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App - actually Appaloosa. So named because when her hair is shaved she has little black spots that look like an Appaloosa pony. She is a Katahdin sheep, a breed developed here in Maine. She is a hair sheep so she has no commercial value for us, but she is the sweetest sheep you could ever ask for. She gave birth to Sarah and Allie.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.
Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade sheep ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of App
- A certificate of your sponsorship with their personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Sheep team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
A classic New England blend of cinnamon, allspice, cloves & nutmeg for use in pies, all apple desserts, and spiced applesauce. Also great on French toast! Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 2.3 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A classic New England blend of cinnamon, allspice, cloves & nutmeg for use in pies, all apple desserts, and spiced applesauce. Also great on French toast! Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 2.3 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Handsome denim mid-length apron just like the Shakers wear in their own kitchen! Embroidered "Shaker Kitchen Sabbathday Lake Maine" with decorative vines by friend and neighbor Diane Harriman of Hast Company. This comfortable soft denim is fully adjustable with waist tie-strings and adjustable buckle neck, and 3 front pockets at the bottom. Measures approximately 24" length from collar to base, 30" wide plus two 38" waist strings, adjustable neck up to 34".
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Arthur - Arthur is a Gotland, basically Viking sheep from the Swedish Island of Gotland. He and his two brothers: Axel and Albin, were a gift to us 4 years ago.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade sheep ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Arthur
- A certificate of your sponsorship with their personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Sheep team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
A sweet, aromatic herb with a subtle licorice flavor for tomato dishes (cooked or freshly sliced), pasta dishes, cheese-based dishes, breads, rolls & biscuits. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A sweet, aromatic herb with a subtle licorice flavor for tomato dishes (cooked or freshly sliced), pasta dishes, cheese-based dishes, breads, rolls & biscuits. Packed in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Simple letterpress Tree of Life blank card made by our friends at Grant House Press at their studio in East Chatham, NY. Green ink on pure white cardstock, paired with a meadow green envelope. Blank inside for your message. Made with recycled papers and reclaimed inks.
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This classic French blend of rosemary, thyme, marjoram, basil and chervil is our heartiest herbal mixture. A fine additive for rich soups and stews. Good in all tomato dishes and salads. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.8 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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This classic French blend of rosemary, thyme, marjoram, basil and chervil is our heartiest herbal mixture. A fine additive for rich soups and stews. Good in all tomato dishes and salads. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.8 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Caflutie- Caflutie is a Cotswold sheep. She and her sister Cyst were adopted here 3 years ago. Her wool is amazing. Her name came from someone's favorite dessert that Brother Arnold makes often. Caflutie is a cutie!
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade sheep ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Caflutie
- A certificate of your sponsorship with their personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Sheep team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
A mild flavored herb. Bright yellow and orange petals to add color to salads, broths, soups and rice. Called "the poor man's saffron." Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.3 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A mild flavored herb. Bright yellow and orange petals to add color to salads, broths, soups and rice. Called "the poor man's saffron." Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.3 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Apple-like taste; a great nightcap with calming properties. Tea made famous in Peter Rabbit. 8-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 1.4 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A soothing tea, but most popular as a treat for cats and a filler for homemade cat toys. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Also available in a large tin. Net Weight 1.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A soothing tea, but most popular as a treat for cats and a filler for homemade cat toys. Sold in an 8-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Also available in a poly bag. Net Weight 1.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Imparts the flavor of celery. A must-have for use in soups, stews and bread stuffing. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Imparts the flavor of celery. A must-have for use in soups, stews and bread stuffing. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Delicate anise-like flavor. Enhances soups and adds flavor to fish, eggs, meats & vegetables. As a top garnish, it is considered "gourmet parsley". Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Delicate anise-like flavor. Enhances soups and adds flavor to fish, eggs, meats & vegetables. As a top garnish, it is considered "gourmet parsley". Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Sale!Handmade by Chris Becksvoort and modeled after a New Lebanon (Mt Lebanon) Shaker Chest. Chris has masterfully made this cabinet out of white pine and walnut knobs. Measures 29 3/4" H x 29" W x 18" D. Signed on the back 2024. A special fundraiser for the Shaker Herb House Capital Campaign. Chris is offering this drawer for sale to raise funds for the Shaker Herb House, as it is a super-special project to him and his relationship with the Sabbathday Lake Shakers:
The purchase of this piece is not tax-deductible but any additional donation added to your cart upon checkout will be. United Society of Shakers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization. This piece will be shipped via pack and crate through a professional furniture shipper for an additional $850 freight charge OR can be picked up in-person at Shaker Village at no additional cost. Chris is an internationally-known, master cabinetmaker and a long-time friend and neighbor of the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Community.I have been privileged to teach at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker community, in the historic 1824 Herb house since the 1990's. The "shop" was no more than a maintenance area, full of paint cans and scrap wood. There were a few masonite covered tables, inadequate lighting, and bouncy, sagging floors. It was a shame to see this venerable old building in such condition.We now have a chance to not only rehabilitate this historic treasure, but to turn it into a functioning visitor and education center. There will finally be upgraded workshop space, a teaching kitchen, display, exhibit & viewing areas, and gathering and meeting rooms. Lastly, there will also be a large and updated area for the Shaker's traditional herb business.INDIVIDUALLY BUILT ... Why invest in furniture from a one-man shop on a dirt road in New Gloucester, Maine? Certainly my prices can't compete with mass produced, factory-made furniture. Production shops deal with the average needs of the average consumer. I build only twenty to thirty pieces each year and can take the time to build a special size or include a small drawer, secret compartment, or carved monogram. I construct each piece individually, taking as much time as I need to achieve perfection. Upon completion I sign, date and register each piece. My clients value the beauty of solid wood and appreciate things finely constructed. A desk I build for you will reward you each time you sit down to write or pull out a drawer, and will do so for a lifetime. Joy is in the details that make a difference.
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Milder tone than fresh cilantro. A favorite herb for Mexican cuisine; use in salsa, salads, marinades. Also for meat, seafood, curry, and soups. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Milder tone than fresh cilantro. A favorite herb for Mexican cuisine; use in salsa, salads, marinades. Also for meat, seafood, curry, and soups. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Stunning cyanotype photographic postcards by Cole Caswell of Peaks Island, Maine. Cole has been visiting Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village for many years, offering his tintype portrait services at Shaker Village special events. We were honored when he has been able to make a special trip to work on a series of landscape tintype images of Shaker Village. Using those tintypes images, he created negatives that were then used to print these cyanotype postcards.
Cyanotype is a process that utilizes UV (sunlight) to create prints. It is a photographic method that creates a cyan blue print using potassium ferricyanide & ammonium ferric citrate.
Each postcard measures approximately 4 x 6" and is stamped on the back. Each is an original print so variations in exposure can be expected, with some printing lighter or darker than others. You can see the full scope of inventory of this particular print in the first image. You will receive a postcard at random from this selection-- if you have a preference for darker or lighter, please note it in the comments. Cole received an interdisciplinary M.F.A. from the Maine College of Art, and has been working, living and traveling throughout the county in a nomadic format. He is an Adjunct Faculty Researcher -
Light feathery herb with pungent flavor. The best top garnish for fresh-cooked fish, seafood salads and potato salads. Use in many pickle recipes. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 1.0 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Light feathery herb with pungent flavor. The best top garnish for fresh-cooked fish, seafood salads and potato salads. Use in many pickle recipes. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 1.0 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A New England favorite! A blend of dill, dill seed, dried minced onion and parsley. Combine with sour cream or yogurt to make a delicious appetizer with fresh vegetables, crackers, or chips. Excellent topping for baked potatoes. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 1.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A New England favorite! A blend of dill, dill seed, dried minced onion and parsley. Combine with sour cream or yogurt to make a delicious appetizer with fresh vegetables, crackers, or chips. Excellent topping for baked potatoes. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 1.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Everyone's favorite New England dip! A blend of dill, dill seed, dried minced onion and parsley. Combine with sour cream or yogurt to make a delicious appetizer with fresh vegetables, crackers, or chips. Excellent topping for baked potatoes. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. The Shaker Dill Dip set includes 1 tin and 2 refillable bags of Shaker Dill Dip Mix, presented in a vintage dip bowl (designs will vary) and a hand-carved wooden spreading knife/spreader by our own Chuck Perry. Simply add equal parts sour cream and mayo (classic combo), sour cream and plain yogurt (modern combo), or just yogurt (healthy combo) and our Dill Dip mix to taste. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forebears throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A mild, minty flavor that is marvelous with lamb or fish. Also great as a brewed tea. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.6 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A mild, minty flavor that is marvelous with lamb or fish. And it is great as a brewed hot or iced tea, especially mixed with black tea and honey/sugar. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.6 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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Eubah - Her name in Gallic means "alive and thriving." The name was given her as she was very weak, and it was iffy that she would live. Her mother Joan was a very good mother and Eubah loved humans from day 1. She loves to be brushed and adored. She was the last calf born on our farm to date.
The “sponsor” program is an opportunity for you to support Shaker Village and the restoration of the Shaker Barn. Your one-time donation of $200—representing less than 55 cents a day—provides the support we need to fulfill the additional drainage and structural work on the Barn renovation to keep these animals safe and well homed.Each sponsorship recipient will receive:
- A handmade Scottish Highland Cow ornament made from Shaker wool
- A 5x7 photograph of Eubah
- A certificate of your sponsorship with her personal story
- Donor will receive a tax receipt
Sending as a gift? ... If you choose to sponsor as a gift for a friend or relative be sure to provide their name and mailing address in the "Ship to" section of your cart and any personal note in the "Note" section.
This sponsorship counts towards our Sheep VS Cows fundraiser and will be tallied into the Scottish Highland team!
Join us! 100% of the funds received go towards construction costs of the barn project. -
This blend of basil, marjoram, parsley, tarragon and thyme is an excellent all-purpose seasoning for fish or corn chowders. Sprinkle on cooked vegetables. Use in any egg dish or cheese casserole. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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This blend of basil, marjoram, parsley, tarragon and thyme is an excellent all-purpose seasoning for fish or corn chowders. Sprinkle on cooked vegetables. Use in any egg dish or cheese casserole. A mixture developed here by the Community. These mixtures have been time tested by the Shaker Sisters and Brethren in our own kitchen to the applause of the Community and our guests. We highly recommend these superior blends. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.7 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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An old-country blend of chives, parsley, basil, tarragon, rosemary, and marjoram. Excellent with chicken, pork, gravy and rich sauces. Sold in a resealable poly bag. Poly bags are perfectly sized to be refills for our tins. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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An old-country blend of chives, parsley, basil, tarragon, rosemary, and marjoram. Excellent with chicken, pork, gravy and rich sauces. Sold in a 4-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 0.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A light dessert tea containing rose hips, lemon grass, hibiscus, peppermint, and orange peel. 8-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 2.8 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
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A spicy, robust blend of ginger pieces, lemongrass, lemon peel, licorice, and spearmint. 8-ounce tin canister with clear-view top. Net Weight 2.5 oz. Since 1799, the Sabbathday Lake Shakers have cultivated, packaged, and sold to the public the most popular varieties of sweet herbs and medicinal teas. Following that same early tradition, today we offer a selection of gourmet culinary herbs, herbal blends, spices and herbal teas that represent our long and continuing heritage. Our herbs are grown in gardens more than 200 years old, dried in a facility built in 1845, and packaged in tin canisters just like those used by our forbearers throughout the 1800s. Our herbal products represent our continuing commitment to supply our customers with products of high quality and value.
