Mushroom Marauder: Mushroom Education, Appreciation and Artwork
We share the same experiences that you do on rock, ice and snow and these experiences push us to make the best gear possible for our climbers and skiers.
Mushroom ApparellAmazingMushroom Artwork on Soft,High Quality Clothing →
Mushroom Mugs |GlossyCeramic White Mugs lloz/1502Unique and Clever MushroomDesigns →
ShopMushroom Merchandiseby Mushroom MarauderStickers, Prints, Apparel, Mugsand More! →
Chlorociboria Creations |HandCrafted Art Made From Fungus.Colored wood →
Eco-Friendly Tote Bagsw/Mushroom Artwork |Funny,Unique and Beautiful Designs →
Since its launch in early 2022, Mushroom Marauder has received tremendous backing from the passionate mushroom enthusiast community.
What began as Adam sharing a few of his uniquely fungi-tinted wood carvings with close friends has quickly evolved into a thriving creative venture. Within just two years, his distinctive Chlorociboria pieces—alongside his wife Suzi’s artwork—have found homes across all 50 U.S. states and in over a dozen countries around the world.
Mushroom Prints / Wall Hangings
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Morel Mushrooms
morel season—the ultimate grown-up version of an Easter egg hunt! Few things compare to the rush of finally stumbling upon a good patch after countless hours of searching on foot. Is it tiring? Absolutely. Is it worth it? Without a doubt. Every time. This is what I wait for all year.
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Oyster Mushrooms
Oyster mushrooms are hardy, wood-decomposing fungi found in various forms across the globe. One especially eye-catching variety is the Pink Oyster—scientifically known as Pleurotus djamor. The best part? You can easily cultivate them right on your kitchen counter with ready-to-grow kits! -
Chanterelle Mushrooms
Chanterelles rank among the most iconic edible mushrooms on the planet—and with good reason. In Oregon, where they hold the title of official state mushroom, the autumn forests can become completely blanketed with golden chanterelles during a fruitful season.
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Lobster Mushrooms
These striking—and sometimes massive—mushrooms are actually a fascinating fungal duo: a host species overtaken by a parasitic fungus. The parasite transforms the otherwise unremarkable host into the dense, vibrant orange delicacy we affectionately call the "lobster mushroom."
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Head on over to Our Story to find out about the beginnings of Mushroom Marauder!
