Oh yes. When last we visited I had taken an awful, absolutely horrible group shot of a collection of pieces going to a local gallery for sale there. I take these pictures for reference only so that when something sells, I have that visual reminder. My lesson? Take better pictures. One sold that I had not reeaaalllly planned on letting go of right yet. My bad.
This time before it heads to Omaha - I present the Jasper I cut and polished Monday evening. Set in sterling with a copper bail and copper ball chain. The true name of the stone escapes me so I named the pendant "Unusual Attitude".
About me - I fly. I judge competition aerobatics. Unusual attitudes is typically anything 45 degrees bank angle, 25 degrees pitch up or 10 degrees pitch down. As you can see in this stone, the ground is slightly banked, not quite to those degrees, but no matter. The green earth is tilted and the purple skies are easing into sundown, a low bank of clouds on the horizon. It's a gorgeous weighty stone and it will soon be for sale at the Dundee Gallery in Omaha.
Love it.
Love it.
Off to Omaha.
2 comments:
So pretty Lynn...I love the copper accents, especially the bail.
Wow, that pendant is stunning, like someone with copper-colored hair and green eyes. Lovely!
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