Scott Hardy Silver/Goldsmith

08/22/2026

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Check out the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association Exhibition & Sale in September in Oklahoma

ART SALE WEEKEND September 25-26, 2026
Visit thecowboy.org/tcaa

Shown: Wilson Capron, Echoes and Evolution Spurs, Traditional Cowboy Arts Exhibition & Sale 2026

The American Cowboy is beloved around the world. As an icon, they have endured for over a century because of what cowboy culture represents: timeless values, a simpler way of life, connection to the land and authenticity.

08/20/2026

These three Buckle Sets all fit a 3/4 inch belt even though the shapes are all different. The top one is Fully Bright Cut Hand Engraved. The second one is Filigreed and Sculpted Hand Engraved. The Last but not Least is Fully Overlaid then Sculpted Hand Engraved for more Depth.
All will be available to view or purchase at the TCAA TCAA Traditional Cowboy Arts exhibition &sale National Cowboy Museum Sept 25-26 ,2026 in Oklahoma City OK

08/16/2026

08/12/2026

A quick little Video featuring my Quirt for TCAA 2026 TCAA Traditional Cowboy Arts Sterling Silver with Sterling and Gold Overlays. Finished with Braiding Wald Ranch -Popper Cary Schwarz - Stand Wilson W. Capron
Will Premiere at National Cowboy Museum for TCAA Exhibition &Sale Sept 25-26 2026. We Welcome you to Come take a Look.

08/10/2026

Craft in America Center - Cowboy Craft: Traditional Art of the West
To receive a Zoom link register at the event page www.craftinamerica.org/event/artist-talk-8-13-cowboy-craft

08/08/2026

This of course was a couple months ago but good Information now.
Go to tcowboyarts.org all the TCAA Exhibition & Sale information is there. Any questions let me Know

08/05/2026

Yesterday was a special day.
The great stirrup maker Keith Wilson had a saddle on order from his friend and client, Chuck Stormes, and I had the privilege of creating the silver for it. Sadly, Keith passed away before he could see the finished saddle.
Yesterday, Keith’s son, Kelly, who is proudly carrying on his dad’s legacy, invited a small group of friends to Chuck’s shop as the saddle was finally picked up. It was a heartfelt celebration of Keith’s life, craftsmanship, and the friendships he built along the way.
It was truly an honor to be included in such a meaningful gathering and to have been a small part of this special saddle.