November 15, 2024

Metal Artist Ricardo Breceda Hospitalized

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Artist who created iconic Borrego Springs creatures recently hospitalized

A Message from The Breceda Family - Nov. 10, 2024


"Right now, our family is going through a challenging time as my father, the heart behind our art, has been in the hospital since Sunday. He’s undergoing procedures and making necessary life changes. We’re grateful to everyone who has reached out with prayers, love, and support. Your messages mean the world to us.

As a small family business, this journey hasn’t been easy. Every visit, purchase, and message of support makes a difference and helps us handle medical expenses and keep the gallery running.

To show our gratitude, we’re currently offering a special sale on our pieces. Thank you for standing by us in this time. We hope to see my father back to doing what he loves soon, but in the meantime, your support truly carries us through."







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