Kind of like a full clutch…
June 17, 2011 by
Twisted Root
June 10, 2011 by
You know those twisted roots
laying so carefully on the forest floor
spun by conifer…
spun by tongue….
I watch where I step.
If I find myself tangled,
tripped up in the lies,
I unveil that bright thing in the depth of my chest
and find my way with the Light.
The twisted tongues weave their twisted roots.
There’s a light I wear that pushes truth through.
This little beauty is built of
an original casting and pearl. It’s thick with texture, gorgeously flowing and organic in form.
There’s a dash of the holy here.
One of a kind.
Lothlorien Branch
June 2, 2011 by
From the Naturally Occurring Objects Series.
Built of one solid, cast sterling silver branch-like object (that I originally sculpted) and 22 karat gold.
…like a small branch,
pulled loose by the wind,
sifted by the breeze
and clattered into the shock of
stillness on the forest floor.
I am still.
I am calm.
I was there.
I am now not.
I am still.
I am calm.
I was there.
I am now not.
Honoring Remains
May 24, 2011 by
Idaho mule deeer antler cross sections, sterling and akoya pearl.
After the tufts of fur and hide are gone,
after the sinews of back strap and rump have been consumed,
all that remains is bones.
The wings of a pelvis,
the shapely rounds of femur ends nibbled by voles
and these long, pronged antlers, grooved
and echoing with velvet ghosts,
ringing with the lusting war of the rut.
To honor the remains.
To (further) breathe a dash of immortality into these
ruins of white.
To remember the long legs that once wove
through willow, sage and mountain stream.
I do.
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I made these earrings yesterday.
The woman who wears them will be the wildest one!