
"All pieces are made from found and upcycled parts. *bones: life long collection of casualties from mans invasion of their territory and other unfortunate accidents. i believe if an animal is to die than making use of its parts for art is a good thing. *lockets: vintage, found at yard sales flea markets, dead stock etc. *watch parts: taken apart for use of their parts after they no longer work *chain: flea markets yard sales and old dead stock."
Vulture Designs jewelry is coming to The Oko Box today! (It's also sold in select local Asheville boutiques.)
2 comments:
I love this kind of jewelry, especially the bones! I found a dead barn owl once, saved the full wings and took the neck bones apart and put them into a beaded necklace. It was an amazing process, sacred in a way, and I've kept the necklace here with me at my desk for many years. Owl medicine.
I also have necklaces with teeth and tusks and feathers, all good animal medicine.
This is a wonderful line, Leslie! It's not easy to make this kind of stuff look creative and beautiful, the artist has the touch!
Hey Susie!
I have owl wings too, that i cut from an owl who lived in my wood stove and then died after injuring himself - I have them hanging next to my bed. I love that you make bone jewelry too, this Steam Punk jewelry maker's name is Heather and she gave me some neat bones for my birthday that I am wanting to make a necklace out of with organic cotton cord.
I agree her stuff is so awesome, it's beautiful art!
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