

Karen’s best-selling design is the palm tree, which is also the design she enjoys painting most, and she always enjoys "playing" with new designs on one of a kind pieces such as teapots, large serving dishes, pitchers and fun items such as piggy banks. Her success is reflected in the fact that more than half of Karen’s clients return annually to add to their growing collections. Her ceramics are collected worldwide, and one of her pieces was recently spotted on the HGTV program "Designer’s Challenge".
Karen is a community leader on Green Turtle Cay who gives unselfishly of herself. Her great love is Junkanoo, a huge annual New Year attraction on Green Turtle Cay, drawing thousands of spectators. She is also the Chairperson of the Green Turtle Cay "Island Roots Heritage Festival", a huge event to which people flock from all over Abaco and Key West, Florida every May.
A great animal lover, she volunteers for the "Friends of Abaco Animals" spay, neuter and release program, and as the Green Turtle Cay representative, she can be found most Thursdays carrying stray animals to the vet’s office in Marsh Harbour.
A committed Christian, Karen worships every Sunday at St. Peter’s Anglican Church on Green Turtle Cay, where she also teaches Sunday school. She has been proudly married for 31 years to Luke McIntosh and the couple has three grown children. Her daughter, Jennifer, has been blessed with her mother’s gift and is herself a talented ceramist.
Don’t forget to pay this lovely lady a visit in her studio where you will receive a very warm welcome and be able to find a little piece of paradise to take home.
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