Meet Debbi LerMond, a proud native of Washington State, born and raised amidst the scenic beauty of Seattle. From the earliest moments of her life, horses have been her constant companions, with Debbi riding them before she even took her first steps. Her deep-rooted passion for these majestic creatures blossomed as she began carving them as a child, igniting a lifelong love affair with the art of sculpting.

Throughout the years, Debbi has explored and mastered various mediums, from wood and clay to leather, ceramic, resin, and precious metals like bronze, silver, and gold. Her journey into limited edition sculptures commenced in 1980, captivating the hearts of collectors worldwide, with her creations swiftly selling out to prominent art enthusiasts.

Debbi’s remarkable talent caught the eye of filmmakers, leading to the inclusion of her bronze horses in the acclaimed 1984 documentary, “The Creation of National Treasures,” now proudly displayed in the Museum of Man. However, it’s her profound affinity for the Arabian horse that truly defines her legacy. Over five decades, she has dedicated herself to the raising, training, breeding, and showcasing of National quality Arabian horses in her home state of Washington.

Drawing inspiration from her own cherished equine companions, Debbi has crafted some of the most captivating and sought-after equine sculptures in the world. Each piece reflects not only her exceptional skill but also her deep connection to these magnificent animals, capturing their beauty and spirit for generations to admire.