Debbi LerMond – A Washington State native born in Seattle, Debbi has had a lifelong association with horses, riding them before she could walk. Her love of horses developed when she began carving them as a child. She maintained that love through the years by sculpting horses in various mediums including wood, clay, leather, ceramic, resin, bronze, silver, and gold. Her limited edition sculptures commenced in 1980 and have since sold out to prominent collectors Worldwide. Debbi’s bronze horses were featured in the 1984 documentary, “The Creation of National Treasures” and is on display in the Museum of Man. Debbi’s fondness in particular for the Arabian horse spans 5 decades of raising, training, breeding and showing National quality Arabian horses in Washington state. Using her own horses as inspiration and models, Debbi has created some of the most attractive and sought after equine sculptures in the World to this date.