For rituals, ceremonies or special occasions, I make “objects” made of wood, stone and other materials, for example, to focus attention, to direct the intention or to remember something. This can be a talking stick, a figure, a specially carved bowl.
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“Death in the plum tree”, fairy tale
A little snake prince nestling perfectly in your shoulder as if he had grown for that
spiral snake
Moon woman with bird spirit
Muckstenze. The woods grow in this form, are only debarked and ground
Little snake king
Donkey rattle with a man’s head as a handle
Applewood female figure, femininity symbol, fertility
Bullroarers / Buzzing wood. Turning quickly through the air on a string, they produce a rhythmically humming noise
Wind horse, wood of an ancient beech
Snake rattle with spiral handle
Ancestor ship with removable figures, yew wood
Muckstenze, they are grown this way
Force rod, raven feet, wolf skin and oak
Deadwood sculpture of a millennial oak with a carved spiral
Drumsticker: Warrior and Horsehead, both decorated with mane hair
Drumstick from Muckstenzen
Small beeches dragon, soul wood
Talking rod: the easy and the winding way
rattle
Force rod: raven feet, wolf skin, oak and a small wolf bone
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I frown upon people using 'wolf skin', 'raven feet', for their art. Did these animals die for your art? If not, what did they die for? Wolves are majestic animals, who mate for life. So, someone out there is without his, or her mate. For art! Ravens feet? How did you acquire those? I am not impressed.
No animal has died for my work. Wolf: The coat comes from Estonia. I have a cites for it. There is a big hunt where only one animal is shot with a lot of noise. So the whole pack realizes that humans are dangerous. So humans and animals can live side by side. The raven feet were rubbish from a man who stuffed animals. Not a nice thing, but rather honor a part of the animal than throw it in the trash.
Load More Replies... I frown upon people using 'wolf skin', 'raven feet', for their art. Did these animals die for your art? If not, what did they die for? Wolves are majestic animals, who mate for life. So, someone out there is without his, or her mate. For art! Ravens feet? How did you acquire those? I am not impressed.
No animal has died for my work. Wolf: The coat comes from Estonia. I have a cites for it. There is a big hunt where only one animal is shot with a lot of noise. So the whole pack realizes that humans are dangerous. So humans and animals can live side by side. The raven feet were rubbish from a man who stuffed animals. Not a nice thing, but rather honor a part of the animal than throw it in the trash.
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