The showroom at the workshop was a limited but there were plenty of pieces that were just being finished with lots of great examples of their hand painting.














Of course the process leading up to the final product was the most interesting part of the workshop and Steve and Maureen were happy to give me a tour. When I first arrived at the cooperative I found a maze of spaces with carpenters and painters working away. After roaming around a little bit I found Steve and Maureen putting the final touches on a couple of their pieces that were about to be shipped.





We started in the cabinetry workshop where they were building and putting the furniture together, carving it, then preparing it to be painted and sealed.








From the cabinetry department the pieces were sent to be hand painted. The first step was to draw the design onto the furniture, then the pieces were sent to the very talented painters. From there they were sealed, polished, and made ready to be shipped.














The final product

Steve and Maureen meeting with clients and friends of theirs
If you would like to find out more about MFA Eronga and their product line you can visit them online at:
www.mfaeronga.com
They also have a gallery and retail location in Tucson at:
7045 N Oracle Road
Tucson, Arizona 85704
Tel. (520) 531-1808
Fax. (520) 798-1156
email: gallery@mfaeronga.com

Bottles of paint
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