Free U.S. Shipping! This stunning, custom board was created in honor of our upcycle partnership with Mission Bell Reclaimed. This shape harkens back to an original Lightning Bolt shape created by Jack Shipley and Gerry Lopez.The sun rays, water and top deck are from Mission Bell's stock of reclaimed Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk wood. The boardwalk was originally built in 1907, and...

The Redwood Treefish Longboard is a performance work of nose-riding art. This gorgeous board was a special commission by a loving girlfriend as a gift to her partner, Ventana Adventurer Liz Stewart. The bottom deck represents The Ventana Treefish Logo, which is laden with hidden meaning. The stunning surface is made from old growth redwood used in a trellis that covered a Bocce ball court...

This gorgeous, sunburst/moon burst longboard with infinity swirl top deck is a performance work of art and was a special commission for an upcoming feature film. The bottom deck is designed to represent the sun and the moon. The moon itself is an unknown species of burl driftwood found at Andrew Molera State Beach in Big Sur, CA. The sun is a...

This stunning, custom board was commissioned for a customer in Kona, Hawaii. It's a stunning work of art and will ride smooth and fast in chest high to overhead waves. The subtle, sun rays on the bottom deck are made of reclaimed redwood from a historic house in the Beach Hill neighborhood in Santa Cruz, CA. The "water" under the sunburst is of curly redwood from...

This stunning, custom board was created for Sotola Bar & Grill in Capitola Village, California. Head over to Sotola for farm fresh food and tasty beverages...and to admire this beautiful board.The bottom deck's sun rays are made from reclaimed, local redwood and cypress from Thamer Design to match Sotola's tables. The water is reclaimed curly redwood.  The multi-colored sun and tail block...

This 7'0" disc with a rounded pin tail is a performance beauty. The top and bottom are totally distinct, creating two art pieces for conversation in the line up and/or the home. The top deck is made of redwood floorboards from the Schwann Victorian mansion in Santa Cruz, California. The house was built of locally milled, old growth wood in the 1890's. These clear grain, heart redwood floor boards...

This stunning, custom fish is a stunning piece of craftsmanship and rides fast and clean in knee high to overhead waves.The top and bottom decks are made of old growth, reclaimed redwood from a home in Live Oak, California. The stringers are made of claro walnut offcuts from Thamer Design cabinet shop.  The nose block is made from a very special piece of Doug...

This stunning, custom board is as beautiful as they come and rides smooth and fast in chest high to overhead waves. The subtle, sun rays on the bottom deck are made of reclaimed redwood floorboards from the historic, Schwan mansion in Santa Cruz, California. They were originally milled in the late 1800s. The lighter colored rays are reclaimed redwood from an old trellis...

Free U.S. Shipping! This bold, redwood, down rail board rides smooth and fast on any sized wave, and it'll look great on any wall. The bottom and top decks are made from clean grain, old growth redwood from a hot tub found in Aptos, California. The twin fins and small trailer fin are glassed on and crafted from flame maple and ebony offcuts...

This stunning, custom board was created for Greg Ranieri, who will be surfing it at his home breaks on the shores of New Jersey. The tail block and stringers were inspired by Greg's very first surfboard in 1963, a brand new Morey Pope Peck Penetrator. It was a 10' board with dual redwood stringers and red nose and tail blocks. The sun rays...

Free U.S. Shipping! This stunning longboard will look great on any wall and rides smooth and fast on any sized wave.The bottom and top decks are made of reclaimed, old growth redwood from a Bocce Ball court trellis built in the 1960s and spruce offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The center piece on both sides is claro walnut from...

This 6'0' hull is a beauty. The top and bottom are unique, creating two art pieces for conversation in the wave line up and/or the home.  A hull surfboard has a convex bottom shape and planing surface. A traditional displacement board plows through and parts the water, but a planing hull is different. It essentially skims across the surface creating a fast and loose ride. The primary wood on...

This is first surfboard from Ventana that incorporates the unique Ventana Treefish Logo. The bottom deck is made of reclaimed redwood from floorboards that were in the historic, Schwann mansion in Santa Cruz, California and ash offcuts from a local cabinet shop. The redwood is old growth from the late 1800s. The fisheye/full moon is made from a piece of redwood burl driftwood found in Big Sur as...

This 6'6' Down Rail surfs fast and smooth on any sized wave. It's our most popular shape, and you'll want to keep this beauty indoors to display after each session.. The redwood is old growth from floorboards reclaimed from the historic Schwan mansion in Santa Cruz, California. The wood was milled here in the late 1800s and is over 1000 years old. The lighter...

This 7'0' sunburst disc with a rounded pin tail is a stunning, performance work of art. The top and bottom are totally distinct, creating two art pieces for conversation in the line up and/or the home. The primary wood on the gorgeous top deck is Bay laurel reclaimed during the preservation project of the historic cooperage building on the University of California, Santa Cruz campus. The long,...

The initial construction phases of this board was featured on April 26, 2016 on the TV show, Handcrafted America, with Jill Wagner.        This 6'0" hull has a simple elegance. The top and bottom have similar patterns and will look great on the wall and in the waves. The less complex design allows us to bring this to you at a lower price...

This gorgeous, sunburst longboard was a special commission for Lucky Brand. It is displayed in their flagship store at The Point near Manhattan Beach, CA. A selection of Ventana apparel and supplies along with the Tanker Luthier Longboard are available at the store, as well. The fin has a special touch. It is inlaid with crushed turquoise in the shape of Lucky Brand's clover logo....

The Schwann Luthier Longboard is a performance work of art. This gorgeous sunburst board was a special commission by a loving wife for her husband's 30th birthday. The stunning redwood top and bottom decks are made from the floorboards of the historic, Schwan Mansion in Santa Cruz, California. The Victorian was built of locally milled, old growth wood in the late 1800's, and...

This gorgeous board with a checker motif was built using reclaimed redwood floor boards from an historic Victorian mansion in Santa Cruz, California. As with all Ventana Surfboards, this one rides like a dream. The checkerboard was made using left over yellow cedar pieces from an earlier board. The checkers are separated from the lower deck by a stringer made of reclaimed maple and wenge....

This little pin tail disc has style. The wide point is slightly forward, and it has a round nose. We've mostly surfed this shape in larger waves, and it's a rocket. It's very responsive and likes quick turns and down-the-line speed. This is a fun, lightweight, hollow little beauty made from pine offcuts and old growth redwood floorboards reclaimed from the...

This stunning, custom board is as beautiful as they come and rides smooth and fast in all size waves. The sun rays on the bottom deck are made of reclaimed redwood and Douglas fir recovered from a home remodel in Capitola, CA. The sun is made of redwood burl driftwood from Waddell Beach north of Santa Cruz, CA. The "water" under the...

We had a hard time shooting photos of this one as everyone at the beach wanted to stop to compliment it. The glow of the wood grain is absolutely amazing, almost surreal looking. The top deck is made of reclaimed redwood and Doug fir and is totally different from the bottom. The bottom deck features a sun burst made of reclaimed redwood from...

This board is available for purchase at the Lucky Brand flagship store located at The Point near Manhattan Beach, CA. A luthier is a maker of stringed instruments, and this board relies heavily on the beautiful, sustainably grown wood offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This board pays homage to our luthier friends at this legendary company. They have been...

The stunning redwood in this performance work of art came from the floorboards of the historic Schwan Victorian mansion in Santa Cruz, California. The house was built of local wood in the 1890's, and these clear grain heart redwood floor boards served the residents all the way through the early 2000's when the house was demolished. The wood has an...

This Standup Paddleboard is the very first and only from Ventana. It was built by master craftsman, Martijn Stiphout using reclaimed redwood from a backyard trellis that was destined for the landfill. The Douglas fir was scrap from a cabinet shop in Santa Cruz, California. The top deck has jade inlays collected from the beach in the Ventana wilderness in Big Sur and used to fill...

This little rising sun Grom board is amazing! The bottom deck features a sun burst made of reclaimed redwood fence beams, yellow cedar, reclaimed sapele as the “water," and sycamore fins and tail block. The sun itself came from a chunk of driftwood found in Big Sur, a “mystery” burl. The nose and tail also have abalone inlays. The top...

Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them? Give the gift of choice with a Ventana Surfboards & Supplies Digital Gift Card. Gift cards are delivered same day by email and contain instructions to redeem them at checkout. Our gift cards have no additional processing fees nor taxes. We'll email the gift card code to you after checkout. Then,...

Free U.S. Shipping! Free message engraving of up to three lines on the back. Add a note to your order with your message or email us at craftspeople@ventanasurfboards.com after you place it. If you would like to have the sundial calibrated for your latitude, let us know. There's a $60 fee if we haven't calibrated for your location in the...

Craftsmanship Ventana Khordz mugs are made from 16 ounce glass jars and 25 feet of super strong, 550lb Paracord. These jars have hand-wrapped sleeves with an integrated, hand-tied handle. They can go in the dishwasher and the microwave (sans lid). The ergonomic design and durable, easy-to-clean glass jars feel at home in your hands and are ready to go anywhere.   Responsibility Pick up a Ventana Khordz ...

Created for us by Upcycled Skate Art in Santa Cruz, CA, these steel bottle openers are strong and unique. Each one comes with a key ring so you'll always have it at the ready! We'll pick out a cool looking one for you when you order!

Craftsmanship We're not into those little slivers that are left after waxing a board or two, so we set out to fix the problem. We believe this bar of pine-scented, cold water wax (50-69 F / 10-20 C) is the largest on the market. It still fits well in your hand, and it was specially blended for Ventana to have just...

Craftsmanship This is a totally unique tool kit! With four integrated fin screws, an Allen wrench secured with tiny magnets, a leash cord, a wax comb/scraper and a stainless steel ring bottle opener, this all-in-one tool is perfect for saving your session. It's a usable piece of art designed and produced by master craftsman Martijn Stiphout in Santa Cruz, California. They are laser cut to...

Craftsmanship These high-carbon steel knives are strong, incredibly sharp and handmade by Everett Noel, an 18-year-old surfer and knife maker in Northern California's Gold Country. The handles were prepped by Ventana's master craftsman, Martijn Stiphout, from our reclaimed wood stash. Everett then created the blades, shaped the handles, assembled the knives and crafted the leather belt-carry sheathes. The sheathes are dyed black...

The miniature, wooden, Ventana Vientola Surfboard is custom made for finger surfing out the car window. It's a brilliantly designed toy made in the old school, craftsman style of bygone days. Vientolas come in three designs, each modelled after actual Ventana surfboards: Treefish, Ventana Sunburst and Full Sunburst. Created by master craftsman Martijn Stiphout, the boards are treated with polyurethane in case you decide...

Craftsmanship These stable, low-profile surfboard stands are designed and built by Ventana master craftsman, Martijn Stiphout, in Santa Cruz, California. We use these stands for our pop-up shop board displays and to showcase Ventana surfboards in our own homes. They've proven stable even on breezy days. The cut-outs in the tower allow this stand to work equally well with your board...

Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them? Give the gift of choice with a Ventana Surfboards & Supplies Digital Gift Card. Gift cards are delivered same day by email and contain instructions to redeem them at checkout. Our gift cards have no additional processing fees nor taxes. We'll email the gift card code to you after checkout. Then,...

This series of four, double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplanes are made from a single piece of redwood driftwood found at Seacliff State Beach in Aptos, California. Each one has identical dimensions, the only difference is the grains. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is hand painted with a unique design on top and bottom by renowned artist, Marijke Stiphout. Working over 60 hours on each of the hand planes in this series, Marijke painstakingly detailed these intricate designs while overlooking the KM38 surf break in Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico. This handplane is made of old, redwood fence...

This concave, super glossy, teardrop handplane is hand painted with a unique design by renowned artist, Marijke Stiphout. Working over 60 hours on each of the hand planes in this series, Marijke painstakingly detailed these intricate designs while overlooking the KM38 surf break in Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico. This handplane is made of old, cedar fence posts and uses Entropy Super Sap...

This performance, bodysurfing handplane kit with light-colored reclaimed wood is perfect for you to create your own art piece or give as a gift! It's a double concave fish that's a blast on any size wave. After decorating or paining it, you can finish it yourself with polyurethane, resin or fiberglass and resin. Or, we can glass it for you with Entropy Super Sap...

After you order, we'll contact you with information on the colors we have available. Turns out that old skateboard decks make amazing bodysurfing handplanes! The angled nose or tail helps your arm skim above the water and rip across the face of the wave. We source our decks from local, Santa Cruz skaters. If you have an old deck you'd like us to...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The thick stringer is Douglas fir from the hull of John Steinbeck's Western Flyer boat. The pinstripes are old growth redwood from John Steinbeck's first home on 11th Avenue in Pacific Grove, California where he wrote his first few novels. The lighter wood in the bottom half of the plane is Alaskan yellow cedar from...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is hand painted with a unique design on top and bottom by renowned artist, Marijke Stiphout. Working over 60 hours on each of the hand planes in this series, Marijke painstakingly detailed these intricate designs while overlooking the KM38 surf break in Rosarito, Baja California Norte, Mexico. This handplane is made of old, cedar fence...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The zigzag stringer is made of Indian rosewood, spruce and Honduras mahogany offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. These pieces were left over from the production of a custom Ventana surfboard. The redwood is from a hot tub reclaimed in Aptos, California. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The golden wood is Honduras mahogany from old, louvered doors from a home owned by kite surfer Jonah Lepak on the Upper Westside of Santa Cruz, California. The pinstripes are Indian rosewood off cuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The lighter wood in the bottom half of the plane is spruce, also from Santa Cruz Guitar Company...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The black wood is ebony from the head of a Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitar, inclusive of the gorgeous mother of pearl inlay. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The dark flower of the tulip are strips of Indian rosewood off cut from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The medium-hued wood is Honduras mahogany and the lighter wood of the stem is spruce, also from Santa Cruz Guitar Company This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The old growth redwood at the nose is from the porch of an old Victorian home in Santa Cruz, CA. The thin, dark center stringer is 8000 year old, carbon-dated oak from a...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The lighter wood is spruce and the darker is Indian rosewood from Santa Cruz Guitar Company offcuts. On the top, there's also a small inlay of ebony and abalone from a guitar offcut. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The lighter wood is Alaskan yellow cedar from Monterey Bay Aquarium benches, and the darker wood is old growth redwood from a porch in Santa Cruz. Nail holes and other small gaps in the reclaimed wood have been filled with brass using a secret technique. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made...

This double concave, super glossy, fish-shaped handplane is totally unique. The pinstripes are old growth redwood from John Steinbeck's first home on 11th Avenue in Pacific Grove, California where he wrote his first few novels. The dark stringer is an Indian rosewood off cut from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The lighter wood in the bottom half of the plane is Alaskan yellow cedar from Monterey Bay...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter, heart-shaped wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The dark wood is Indian rosewood from Santa Cruz Guitar Company offcuts. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon...

This double concave, fish-shaped handplane is sleek and stunning. The lighter wood is reclaimed cedar from old fence posts, and the dark stringer is Indian rosewood offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development, and the...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from spruce offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The old growth redwood is from a deck railing from a home overlooking Seacliff Beach in Capitola, CA that was built in the 1920s. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from upcycled, Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The redwood is from an old house in Capitola, California. Small stripes of Indian rosewood from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company outline the redwood. We have also the Switch Hitter surfboard that matches this handplane! This handplane...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The old growth redwood at the nose is from the porch of an old Victorian home in Santa Cruz, CA. The thin, dark center stringer is Indian rosewood from the Santa Cruz Guitar...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane was a special commission and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The old growth redwood stripes are from floorboards milled in the 1890s for the Schwann Mansion in Santa Cruz, CA. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The primary wood comes from lightweight paulowina which was left over from the creation of an Alaia surfboard by our friend Peter Gregg of The Dude Ranch Shapes. The stringer is made of Indian rosewood and Honduras mahogany offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The primary wood comes from cedar offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks cabinet shop in Palo Alto, California. The swirls are redwood floorboards from the Schwann mansion floorboards milled in the 1890s, cherry and purple heart offcuts from a Santa Cruz cabinet shop and Indian rosewood from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses...

This gorgeous, single concave stubby handplane is made from reclaimed wood. It slides well in any sized wave, but is designed for big surf. The primary wood is spruce and the tail is of Honduras mahogany from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development, and the wood is shaped...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood is Douglas fir from Knotty Hole Woodworks. The redwood comes from floorboards milled in the late-1800s from the historic, Schwann mansion in Santa Cruz, California. There is also a center stringer of sycamore from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap....

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The primary wood is cherry offcuts from a cabinet shop. The stringer is made of Indian rosewood and Honduras mahogany offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer with woods of spruce and Indian rosewood offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development, and the wood is shaped...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from upcycled, Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. There is also offcut cocobolo, spruce and Indian rosewood from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap is...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The redwood is reclaimed from a backyard trellis. The lighter squares are Douglas fir offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks. The thin line is made of spruce and rosewood offcuts from Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using mostly tree sap. The hand strap...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from upcycled, Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The redwood stripes come from floorboards old house in Capitola, CA. There are also stripes of Indian Rosewood and spruce offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company, and Monterey cypress from a woodworker's shop. This...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from upcycled, Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The redwood stripes come from a backyard trellis. There are also stripes of Indian Rosewood and spruce offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made...

This double concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The lighter wood comes from Alaskan Cedar benches used by thousands of visitors at the world renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. The redwood stripes come from floorboards milled in the late-1800s from the historic, Schwan mansion in Santa Cruz, California. Five percent of the profits from this handplane go to support the aquarium's mission to inspire conservation of the...

This gorgeous, stubby handplane will get you into the barrel on large and small waves. It is made from sustainably grown mahogany, poplar, spruce, redwood and cherry offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars and cabinets from Knotty Hole Woodworks. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development, and the wood is shaped with our unique,...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce and Honduras mahogany offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with cedar and black walnut from Knotty Hole Woodworks. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using nearly 40% tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. The rosewood tips make this a very unique plane. It is made from spruce, Honduras mahogany and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with cedar fence boards from the Santa Cruz Municipal Landfill and redwood from a backyard trellis. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with poplar and Douglas fir offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using nearly 40% tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. We think it's great for getting covered up in the barrel...shacked, as it were. It is made from spruce, Honduras mahogany and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with cedar offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks and redwood floorboards from the mid-1800s from the historic, Schwann mansion in Santa...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane has beautiful red tones and is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce and Honduras mahogany offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with light cedar offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks, darker cedar from fence posts found in the Santa Cruz Municipal Landfill and redwood from a backyard trellis. This handplane uses...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce French White Oak from spent wine barrels from Soquel Vineyards. You can even see a few wine spots on the wood! Given the density of the oak, there are holes cut uniformly throughout the tip and tail make the plane a little lighter. Each hole has been covered...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with cedar offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is made using nearly 40% tree sap. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is...

This single concave, glossy, fish-shaped handplane is a stunning, performance bodysurfer. It is made from spruce, Honduras mahogany and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars, along with cedar offcuts from Knotty Hole Woodworks and redwood floorboards from the mid-1800s from the historic, Schwan mansion in Santa Cruz, California. This handplane uses Entropy Super Sap Epoxy bio-resin which is...

This gorgeous, fish-shaped handplane is made from sustainably grown spruce, cedar, Koa, Honduras Mahogany, Indian Rosewood and Brazilian Rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars. The hand strap is made with nylon and covered with offcuts from Hotline Wetsuit production, and the wood is shaped with our unique, ergonomic hand fit. The hardware is solid brass.  You...

This gorgeous, stubby handplane is made from sustainably grown spruce, cedar, Koa, Honduras Mahogany, Indian Rosewood and Brazilian Rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development, and the wood is shaped with our unique, ergonomic hand fit. The hardware is solid brass. As with all Ventana...

This beautiful, tear drop handplane is made from sustainably grown spruce and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars. We've also incorporated cedar from old fence posts found at the municipal landfill in Santa Cruz, California. Abalone inlay at the tail completes the package. The hand strap is nylon and adjustable. It is covered with offcuts from O'Neill Wetsuit product development,...

This beautiful, tear drop handplane is made from sustainably grown spruce and rosewood offcuts from the production of Santa Cruz Guitar Company guitars. We've also incorporated redwood floor boards from the historic, Schwan Mansion built in the 1800s in Santa Cruz, California. Abalone inlay at the tail completes the package. The hand strap is made with nylon and covered with...

This is a nice, stubby concave made from Cedar fence boards found in the municipal landfill in Santa Cruz, California. There's no fiber glass cloth here, just a nice, epoxy resin finish. The hand strap is made with nylon covered with off-cuts from Hotline Wetsuit production, and the wood is shaped with our unique, ergonomic hand fit. The hardware is solid brass. This...

This is a totally new shape from us. It's a cool concave plane made from fence boards found in the municipal landfill in Santa Cruz, California. There's no fiber glass cloth here, just a nice, epoxy resin finish. The hand strap is made with nylon covered with off-cuts from Hotline Wetsuit production, and the wood is shaped with our unique, ergonomic hand...

Sold at auction to benefit the Seymour Marine Discovery Center! This is a totally unique, concave stunner made from Cedar fence boards found in the municipal landfill in Santa Cruz, California. There's no fiber glass cloth here, just a nice, epoxy resin finish. The hand strap is made with nylon covered with off-cuts from Hotline Wetsuit production, and the wood is shaped...

This stubby, single concave with our unique ergonomic hand fit is a beauty. It's made from a variety of offcut and reclaimed woods. Teak, poplar, Doug Fir and mahogany all come from leftover cabinet construction. And, we've used pine from an old 2x4 and yellow cedar from a fence board found in the municipal dump in Santa Cruz, California. It has a glassy,...

Wave of Spokes pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a reclaimed, 23" bicycle rim. The parts are from Sprockets bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. Plywood backing is made of an offcut piece from a local construction site....

This frame on this piece is a vintage window frame from Beulah Park, the artist's home and a former religious retreat from the 1920s through the 1950s. The plywood backing is from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The anchovies and sea grass are cut from the lids of antique Don Antonio brand anchovy lids from Cannery Row...

This piece is made of French oak wine barrel staves from a local winery. The plywood backing is from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA, and the frame is from a salvaged fence. Dimensions: 33" x 43" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This frame on this piece is a vintage window sash from Beulah Park, the artist's home and a former religious retreat from the 1920s through the 1950s. The plywood backing is from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The anchovies and sea grass are cut from the lids of antique Don Antonio brand anchovy lids from Cannery Row...

This wave is made of driftwood found on Main Beach in Santa Cruz, CA after an El Niño storm. The frame was is bannister railing from Beulah Park, the artist's home and a former religious retreat from the 1920s through the 1950s. The cable staples and plywood are from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. Dimensions: 34" x...

The piece pictured here has been sold, but the artist can re-create it in a few weeks. Double wave of reclaimed bike chains inside a reclaimed, 26" bicycle rim. The chains are from Bicycle Trip bike shop in Santa Cruz, California, and the rim is from Sprockets bike shop. Reclaimed palette wood backing. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more...

The fish in this bold piece are used resin brushes from Ventana surfboard creation. The wooden picture frame is vintage, and the reclaimed wood background is from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The kelp is made of chain link fencing from the artist's home.  Dimensions: 2' x 4' Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

The fish in this bold piece are used resin brushes from Ventana surfboard creation. The frame is a vintage window sash from Beulah Park. The uncoiled, flexible conduit "kelp" and the background of plywood are from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. Dimensions: 18" x 24" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed wood from Bargain Barn. Dimensions: 13" x 16" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

The piece pictured here has been sold, but the artist can re-create it in a few weeks. The fish in this bold piece are used resin brushes from Ventana surfboard creation. The frame is a vintage window sash from Beulah Park. The uncoiled, flexible conduit "kelp" and the background of plywood are from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. It...

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed wood from Craigslist. Dimensions: 15" x 11" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

These handmade, surfboard-shaped bird feeders are created entirely from reclaimed materials by Ventana featured artist, Chris Allen. The bottles were collected for Ventana at beach cleanups led by Save Our Shores. The materials come from old fence wood from Pasatiempo, 100+ year old barn wood, Honduras mahogany offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company and screws re-used from other projects. Some...

The fish in this piece are made of vintage dresser drawer handles and the kelp is uncoiled, flexible conduit from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The frame is vintage and comes from a local house and tiki bar known as the Men's Gymnasium.  Dimensions: 21" x 38" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed wood from a pallet. Dimensions: 14" x 24" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed from a pallet. Dimensions: 18" x 14" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of Chains pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. Wave of reclaimed bike chains inside a reclaimed, 26" bicycle rim. The parts are from Sprockets bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. Plywood backing. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn...

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed from a pallet. Dimensions: 16" x 15" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of galvanized steel hoops accented with rust, reclaimed from wine barrels used by Soquel Vineyards. Riveted for strength and support. Dimensions: 26" diameter x 2" depth Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed wood from an old barn. Dimensions: 14" x 17" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is reclaimed wood from Craigslist. Dimensions: 11" x 15" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from Epicenter Cycling and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore both in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is made of old fence wood. Dimensions: 15" x 13" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This tree is made of reclaimed, copper electrical wiring. The ocean is made of old bike chains from Bicycle Trip in Santa Cruz, CA. The background is plywood from Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and the frame is made of salvaged fence wood. Dimensions: approx. 4 feet x 3 feet Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This wave is made of large, cabling hooks from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The frame is from a local salvage job and the background is pallet plywood from Mission Printers. Dimensions: 28" x 30" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This wave is made of blue, CAT5E phone cables from an upgrade Santa Cruz, CA hotel phone system. The frame and background wood are from a pallet from Mission Printers. Dimensions: 28" x 32" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This wave is made of flexible conduit from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, CA. The frame and background wood are from a reclaimed shipping create. The quote is from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Dimensions: 80" x 32" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of Chains: Blue Sky pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from the Epicenter bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. The frame was found on Craigslist, and the plywood backing...

Wave of Chains: Westside Sunset pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. Wave of reclaimed bike chain inside a wooden frame. The chain is from the Epicenter bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. The frame was found on Craigslist, and the plywood backing...

This wave is made from phone wire and connectors from an old telecommunications system. The quote was inspired by John Muir. The frame and background wood are made from pallets from Mission Street Printers in Santa Cruz, CA. Dimensions: 32" x 45" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of flexible, metal conduit found on the side of the road on the West side of Santa Cruz, California. The frame is from salvaged, wooden stairs. The plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen. Dimensions: 16" x 32"

Wave of Spokes: Descent pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a salvaged base board frame from Kidquest.org. The spokes are from The Bicycle Trip in Santa Cruz, California, and the plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity...

Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a reclaimed, 16" bicycle rim donated from Art of Santa Cruz. The spokes are from Epicenter Cycling in Santa Cruz, California. The plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

The red wave in this frame made from a salvaged fence was created from an old bike chain from the Bicycle Trip in Santa Cruz, California. The plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen. Dimensions: 20" x 34"

Made from used brushes used to resin coat Ventana surfboards and handplanes, this barreling wave exemplifies beautifully the saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure." In this case, the trash of our own master craftsman, Martijn Stiphout, has become the treasure of our featured artist, Chris Allen. Make it your treasure, too! The frame is from a salvaged fence and...

This piece is reminiscent of Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night. It incorporates painted pieces of razor wire from Pacific Boat and RV Storage, a frame made from a salvaged fence and a backing of plywood from Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Ironically, Vincent van Gogh is the doppelganger of our own master craftsman, Martijn Stiphout! See below... Dimensions: 50" x 25" Learn more...

Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a reclaimed, 23" bicycle rim. The parts are from Sprockets bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. Plywood backing comes from an old GMC motorhome. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Quote by E.E Cummings. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This piece was inspired by Ventana's sunburst surfboard designs. The ocean is made of conduit from a 1978 GMC motor home. The sun is from a bike sprocket and the suns rays are of bike chains, all from Epicenter Cycling in Santa Cruz, California. The plywood background is from a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and the frame was found in a dumpster....

This piece was inspired by Ventana's sunburst surfboard designs. The ocean is made of bike chains and the sun from a mountain bike gear, all from Epicenter Cycling in Santa Cruz, California. The sun rays are razor wire from Pacific Boat and RV Storage; the plywood background is from a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and; the frame is from a salvaged...

This piece incorporates "fish" made from Honduras mahogany guitar neck offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This is the same wood used in Ventana Surfboards and our Save-A-Surf Box. The flexible conduit "sea grass" and shelving bracket support accents are from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz. The frame is made from scrap wood, and the plywood backing was found...

This piece incorporates "fish" made from Honduras mahogany guitar neck offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. This is the same wood used in Ventana Surfboards and our Save-A-Surf Box. The flexible conduit ripples and plywood backing are from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz. The frame is from a salvaged fence. Dimensions: Approx. 46" x 26" Learn more about artist Christopher...

Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a reclaimed, 23" bicycle rim. The rim and spokes are from Sprockets Bike Shop, the rusted shims are from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, California. The plywood backing is reclaimed. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This piece was inspired by Ventana's sunburst surfboard designs. The waves are the same woods used in our surfboards and handplanes and they have not been stained. These are the natural colors of the Honduras mahogany, Indian rosewood and spruce offcuts from the Santa Cruz Guitar Company. The sprocket "sun" is from Epicenter Cycling in Santa Cruz, California. The rays...

Secret of the Sea pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. This piece is 35" x 43" and is made of flexible metal conduit waves on a plywood pallet from Warehouse Direct Flooring in Santa Cruz, California. The conduit is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore....

Ebb Tide pieces are custom made and will ship in up to 10 days. We will contact you within 24 hours of your purchase to discuss your specific requirements. This is a large piece,  53" x 29", with waves made of flexible, metal conduit on a plywood shipping crate lid. The conduit is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. The frame is...

Wave of old bike chains inside a 16" x 20" frame. The chains are from Epicenter Cycling, the frame is from an old fence and the plywood backing is from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, California. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a vintage, 22.5" bicycle rim. The rim and spokes were found on the roadside in Santa Cruz, California. The plywood backing is from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed spokes inside a small, 16" bicycle rim. The rim, spokes and plywood backing are from Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, California. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

This piece was inspired by Ventana's sunburst surfboard designs. It incorporates conduit from Habitat for Humanity's ReStore in Santa Cruz, a bike sprocket from Epicenter Cycling, razor wire from Pacific RV and Boat Storage and a fence frame from a historic property in Scotts Valley, CA. Dimensions: Approx. 20" x 40" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chains inside a reclaimed, 14" x 24" cabinet door frame reclaimed from the Ventana Surfboards workshop. The chains are from Epicenter Cycling in Santa Cruz, California. Plywood backing. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. This wave reminds us of a peeling barrel at Mitchell's Cove. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

Wave of reclaimed bike chains inside a reclaimed, 26" bicycle rim. The parts are from Sprockets bike shop in Santa Cruz, California. Plywood backing. Spray paint coated with silicone for protection. Learn more about artist Christopher Allen.

"The Voice of the Sea" is made of plywood from the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Santa Cruz, California. The frame is banister railing from a local scrap pile. The waves are made of table legs from furniture found on the side of the road. The quote is from "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin. Dimensions: 33" x 44" Learn more about artist Christopher Allen....