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A pendulum with a dragonfly carved out of what looks like bone at one end, then glass beads alternating teal and purple, then a length of silver-colored chain, and topped by a loop of steel wire hammered flat with much thinner silver-colored wire wrapped around it.
A close view of some of the beads. They alternate between teal and purple; most are spheres, but one slightly larger teal one is a cylinder. Tiny silver-colored beads separate the larger ones.
A close view of the dragonfly. It's roughly carved into something the pale yellowish color of bone. It's pretty stylized, with five small holes in each wing, arranged like the petals of a flower.
A close view of some of the beads. They alternate between teal and purple; most are spheres, but one slightly larger teal one is a cylinder. Tiny silver-colored beads separate the larger ones.
A pendulum with a dragonfly carved out of what looks like bone at one end, then glass beads alternating teal and purple, then a length of silver-colored chain, and topped by a loop of steel wire hammered flat with much thinner silver-colored wire wrapped around it.
A close view of some of the beads. They alternate between teal and purple; most are spheres, but one slightly larger teal one is a cylinder. Tiny silver-colored beads separate the larger ones.
A close view of the dragonfly. It's roughly carved into something the pale yellowish color of bone. It's pretty stylized, with five small holes in each wing, arranged like the petals of a flower.
A close view of some of the beads. They alternate between teal and purple; most are spheres, but one slightly larger teal one is a cylinder. Tiny silver-colored beads separate the larger ones.

they are still shape shifters

Original price was: $23.00.Current price is: $20.01.

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“I write stories I love to read myself. And I am profoundly enchanted by children and young readers, by their openness and curiosity, by their will to still ask the big questions about the world: where do we come from? What is this all about? Why is the world so beautiful and terrible at the same time? Children also still understand that we are just part of a huge web and connected to every plant and creature on this planet. They are still shape shifters and go easily into a story, whereas adults often hesitate to allow their imagination to give them feathers and wings.” — Cornelia Funke

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• the steel wire came from the side of the road somewhere

• the chain came from a tangle of necklaces i got at a thrift store • paid two bucks, spent an hour untangling the stuff • worth it

• p sure the grey wire is some kind of florist wire • no idea where i picked it up

• i admit i bought the big purple glass beads new • i hadda get necklace cord anyway

• one of my roommates gave me the teal glass beads • also the butterfly, that thing is awesome • i get a lotta beads that way

• the lil silvery beads were part of a trade with a friend • she got soap, i got beads

 

it's this big:

• the entire piece is 14″ long

• & the poittery bit at the bottom is 1.75″ long

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