Showing posts with label gemstone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gemstone. Show all posts
Friday, November 24, 2017
Gemstone Planets From Deskspace
Deskspace is a set of semi-precious stones representing each of the planets in our solar system. The beautiful spheres are cradled in a wooden base and while their website doesn't list the stones, I believe I can identify them as labradorite, moonstone, sodalite, jasper, tiger eye, yellow and green aventurine, and possibly lapis lazuli.
To purchase, visit their website:
http://deskx.co/
To purchase, visit their website:
http://deskx.co/
Labels:
decoration,
Deskspace,
gem stone,
gemstone,
planet,
planets,
semi-precious gem stone,
solar system,
space,
stone
Monday, July 27, 2015
BEAUTY: Sculpture--Leah Fraser
Sydney-based painter and sculptor Leah Fraser makes deliberately naïve- and tribal-looking figures she calls Shamans which incorporate crystals and gem stones into their bodies. The effect is totemic, appearing as ethnic objects a Shaman might actually use in practice.
She also makes "Magic Bottles," which, again, look like something in which a Shaman would store herbal remedies or healing powders.
Fraser does not have a dedicated website that I can find but her work is featured at and sold by Arthouse Gallery in New South Wales.
http://www.arthousegallery.com.au/stockroom/fraser_leah/
Fraser's Shamans remind me of "River Man," a fantastic song by the incomparable David Sylvian from his 1986 opus "Gone To Earth."
I see your eyes light up like fire
It's medicine to me
But as the hunted live their lives
You're keeping out of reach
So I keep running, falling
Till I reach the water
Run with me, holyman
When I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
Should you ask me to come home
To wake up from the sleep
Like a boat inside a storm
Is there no hope for me?
So I keep running, falling
Wade into the water
Run with me, riverman
But when I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
So I keep running, falling
Till I reach the water
Run with me, holyman
An' when I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
All the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
http://www.davidsylvian.com/
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| Crystal Mountain Shaman, earthenware and assorted crystals |
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| Ongon Shaman, earthenware and assorted shells and crystals |
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| River Song Shaman, earthenware, selenite, and lapis lazuli |
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| These Things Take Time Shaman, earthenware and assorted crystals |
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| Turn Your Body To Light Shaman, earthenware, citrine, and apophylite |
She also makes "Magic Bottles," which, again, look like something in which a Shaman would store herbal remedies or healing powders.
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| Crow Magic Bottle, earthenware and turquoise |
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| Flight Magic Bottle, earthenware and chrysocolla |
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| Swallowtail Magic Bottle, earthenware and sea shell |
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| White Stone Magic Bottle, earthenware and assorted crystals |
Fraser does not have a dedicated website that I can find but her work is featured at and sold by Arthouse Gallery in New South Wales.
http://www.arthousegallery.com.au/stockroom/fraser_leah/
Fraser's Shamans remind me of "River Man," a fantastic song by the incomparable David Sylvian from his 1986 opus "Gone To Earth."
I see your eyes light up like fire
It's medicine to me
But as the hunted live their lives
You're keeping out of reach
So I keep running, falling
Till I reach the water
Run with me, holyman
When I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
Should you ask me to come home
To wake up from the sleep
Like a boat inside a storm
Is there no hope for me?
So I keep running, falling
Wade into the water
Run with me, riverman
But when I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
So I keep running, falling
Till I reach the water
Run with me, holyman
An' when I reach out I find I'm
Standing right beside her
Now we're living blessed with
All the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
All the thunder in the world
Blessed with all the thunder in the world
http://www.davidsylvian.com/
Labels:
Australia,
beauty: sculpture,
ceramic,
ceramicist,
crystals,
David Sylvian,
ethnic,
figurative,
gemstone,
Leah Fraser,
mixed media,
music,
painter,
River Man,
sculptor,
sculpture,
Shamanism,
spiritual,
video
Sunday, July 13, 2014
The Magic of Minerals
Smoky Quartz and Spessartine
Opal veins in stone matrix
Smoky quartz on pyrite
Emerald
Malachite with Chrysocolla
Rutilated Quartz with hematite
Elbaite tourmaline
Rhodocrosite
Smoky Amethyst with Hematite inclusions
Manganotantalite
Fluorite
Dioptase and Calcite
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