FireSmith Copper is the collaborative vision of husband-and-wife artists Jennah and Paul, whose work celebrates the beauty, resilience, and elemental spirit of the Pacific Northwest. Jennah, originally from Alaska, holds a degree in Studio Arts and Art History from the University of Oregon. Paul, a Northern California native and skilled carpenter, honed his craft through the historic restoration of Oregon’s covered bridges. Together, they combined their artistic and technical expertise to found FireSmith Copper in the Oregon mountains—a company born from a shared passion for craftsmanship and design. Their work draws inspiration from nature, travel, and shared experiences, translating light, heat, and motion into richly textured copper creations. Using only freehand techniques and heat patina, each piece is entirely unique—an unrepeatable expression of a specific moment in time. Over the past decade, FireSmith Copper has grown across the Western United States, known for its one-of-a-kind fine art pieces, commercial installations, and enduring contributions to local and regional arts communities.