December 1, 2004: Headlines: COS - Ethiopia: Business: Art: Zoology: Humane Trophies: Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia

Peace Corps Online: Directory: Ethiopia: Peace Corps Ethiopia : The Peace Corps in Ethiopia: December 1, 2004: Headlines: COS - Ethiopia: Business: Art: Gallery Walk: The Bee Barn features the one-of-a-kind furniture, lamps, jewelry, handbags and artwork produced by designer Dianne Shapiro (RPCV Ethiopia) : December 1, 2004: Headlines: COS - Ethiopia: Business: Art: Zoology: Humane Trophies: Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia

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Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia

Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia

Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia

Humane Trophies

Manufacturers of faux fur rugs and unique home furnishings
Humane Trophies, located in the village of Guilford, Vermont, is home to designs by wildlife artist Dianne Shapiro. Specializing in stuffed animal rugs and wall decor, Humane Trophies has been producing faux fur rugs, children's chairs, fake bear skin rugs, and other stuffed animal home furnishings for more than two decades.

Stuffed animal home furnishings - Faux fur rugs and toy animal heads
The Humane Trophies line of faux fur rugs includes fake bear skin rugs, children's rugs, and a variety of other faux animal skin rugs. Similarly, our line of toy animal heads features wildlife from around the world. Some of our most popular items are our African stuffed animal trophies (lion, leopard, antelope, and elephant), our fake bear skin rugs, and our imaginative children's chairs or tuffets, which also function as ottomans for adults. Our unique home furnishings have been bringing enjoyment to our customers for years.

About Designer Dianne Shapiro
Award winning designer Dianne Shapiro grew up on a working farm in Tennessee that had a large variety of animals. After receiving a degree in Zoology from the University of Tennessee, she spent two years with the Peace Corps in Africa. She has been designing and helping to produce Humane Trophies in Vermont for over twenty years. Her view of each animal's distinguishing characteristics is expressed in her work, and her enthusiasm for wildlife and designing is unabated.

For more information on any of our products, from our children's chairs and faux bear rugs to our moose stuffed animals and children's rugs, please explore the Humane Trophies site.




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