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A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.
A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.
A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.
A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.
A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.
A piece of white creek glass is suspended between the arms of a rough arch of hammered copper wire, both wound round with much thinner golf-colored wire. One end of the arch ends in a spiral; the other extends further downward, and ends in a loop.

sacred rage #18

Original price was: $31.00.Current price is: $23.00.

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“How do we take our anger and transform it into sacred rage? How do we create a language that opens the heart instead of closing it? To bear witness is not a passive act. It’s an act of consequence that leads to consciousness.” — Terry Tempest Williams

Creek glass for transformation. You can likely supply the sacred rage yourself.

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• the seaglass is actually creek glass

• the copper wire is from my brother-in-law, who used to fix diesel generators for a living • to him, it’s scrap • to me, it’s YAY FREE WIRE

• the gold-colored wire was in a box of Stuff one of my roommates brought with them when they moved here

it's this big:

• this pendant is 2″ tall

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