Showing posts with label hickory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hickory. Show all posts
Sep 9, 2014
Sep 4, 2014
NEW WORK: ARC SERIES Hickory & Walnut Pendant
"Who knows when first/aortic arches/registered/an ocean’s surge,/or slipped awake/or stirred asleep;/how many tides/had ebbed until/the tiny seahorse/heart could leap?"
This pendant is part of my ARC series: using bent wood segments as forms on their own terms.
Labels:
arc series,
art wood jewelry,
bent wood,
Gustav Reyes,
hickory,
walnut,
wood pendant
Jul 15, 2014
New AD IDEM Rings: Installment #2
The oak tree stands
noble on the hill even in
cherry blossom time
noble on the hill even in
cherry blossom time
(a haiku by Basho)
All AD IDEM, all the time, as of late. These three one-of-a-kind rings are made of hickory--the remnants of bent wood from my bracelets--inlaid with purpleheart and rosewood.
These rings honor the joining, the ethics and honesty of woodworking. I look to the tradition of Japanese joinery, particularly: elements measured, cut, planed, and sanded in a precise manner. Here I'm celebrating the idea of this elegant function as minimalist adornment.
Labels:
ad idem,
basho,
contemporary wood art jewelry,
hickory,
japanese joinery
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