Currently, she employs a staff of five at her studio. Several of the people who worked with her in the Seacoast area have since moved to Vermont to continue working with her. She finds it a little harder to design now due to the volume of labor and production management required for both running the business and performing the hands-on creative work. In the past, she would draw and produce four to five designs per week, now she can only do one or t wo. Piper is pleased that her work has a wide appeal with both Jewish and non-Jewish buyers.
Some people display their menorahs all year and some have extensive menorah collections.
Her work is definitely considered something special by many people. In fact, you can go to your Web browser and enter her name for a search to find many resources related to her work. Copyright 2000, Donna Haskins-All rights reserved. This article may not be published, broadcast or otherwise distributed without the prior authority of the author.