Last night my mom sent me a link to
a blog with a post about the lovely carved bone art of someone named Jennifer Trask.
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Reminds me of a seascape |
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Chrysanthemum |
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Skeleton Keys |
Preceding three photos are from designskool.net.
I really enjoy these pieces for their natural materials and lovely workmanship. I've always collected shells and stones and seeds and I love the way Jennifer has treated bone and wood. Similar, though less ornate, is a necklace I bought recently.
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a scallop shell, dipped in gold |
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