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Calender of Events
 
Professional Bull Riders Finals
Oct. 26 - Nov. 4, 2007
Mandalay Bay Las Vegas

National Rodeo Finals
Dec. 6 - Dec. 16, 2007
Sands Expo, Las Vegas

San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo
Feb 1 - Feb 18, 2007
San Antonio, Texas Booth C402-406

Houston Stock Show and Rodeo
Feb 27 - March 18, 2007
Houston, Texas

Denver Stock Show and Rodeo
Jan 6 - Jan 21, 2007
Denver, Colorado Booth 1924-1925 Satadium Hall

Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival
April 28 - April 29, 2007
Santa Clarita, Ca. Melody Ranch

 
 

 

This is a quote from the Source Book of Western Design Conference 2002/2003 in Cody Wyoming where Anette Sarkissian was choosen to be one of the 25 Western Clothing Designers for a Fashion Show.

"A native of England and graduate of a design school in London, Sarkissian has been working in her craft for twenty years.  Of Russian and Armenian heritage, she grew up in a family of musicians and artists and learned sewing from her mother and sister.

She launched her design business in London with a line of clothes made from Italian silks and fine wool.  After mowing to southern California fifteen years ago, "I became fascinated by the lavish embroidery and rhinestones and fringes incorporated into western wear, especially of the old times."  She cites the clothes worn by Dale Evans and Roy Rogers and designs by Nudie as important sources of inspiration.  The winnter of many awards and ribbons in art and craft shows, today Sarkissian loves working with suede, leather and high-quality fabrics.

"My specialty lies in using semi-precious stones, as well as feathers and rhinestones.  I am constantly searching for new concepts to materialize in my designs."  Her best-selling design, for instance, a reversable waistwrap with fringe, was based on the tradition chap.

Sarkissian's work can be seen at her workshop in Granada Hills, California and at several Western Festivals."