$195.00
elemental women: guardian (water - hickory)
Evoking the qualities in the element of Water, Guardian represents intuition, serenity, empathy & authenticity.
Guardian comes with a storyblock. Just let us know in the notes at cart which storyblock you would like.
A unique and solid piece of pignut hickory (weighing almost a 1.5 lbs!), this wood's second life was as a joist used to support a barn in the Midwest. It is compact in size and hefty enough to be used as a book-end on a bookshelf, or to certainly hold her own anywhere you decide she needs to be.
- description
- artist
- details
- size of sculpture: 4 1/2" h, 5 1/8 "w, 1 3/4" d
- silver metal leaf applied by hand
- Flying Edna logo and Brian's signature on the back
- a small card attached with a raw silk ribbon tells the history of the chosen wood, a bit about our process, and outlines the qualities of the element
- natural grain on the sides and back exposed to show the story of wood
- comes in an organic cotton bag with the Flying Edna logo
The art and story are created by Brian Andreas. Read More
- all our sculptures are created from reclaimed hardwoods, such as cherry, elm, oak, walnut, hickory & beech, hand finished & waxed in our studio, with an earth-friendly beeswax.
- to read more about our process of creating the sculptures
description
- size of sculpture: 4 1/2" h, 5 1/8 "w, 1 3/4" d
- silver metal leaf applied by hand
- Flying Edna logo and Brian's signature on the back
- a small card attached with a raw silk ribbon tells the history of the chosen wood, a bit about our process, and outlines the qualities of the element
- natural grain on the sides and back exposed to show the story of wood
- comes in an organic cotton bag with the Flying Edna logo
artist
The art and story are created by Brian Andreas. Read More
details
- all our sculptures are created from reclaimed hardwoods, such as cherry, elm, oak, walnut, hickory & beech, hand finished & waxed in our studio, with an earth-friendly beeswax.
- to read more about our process of creating the sculptures