I posted this on ETSY shop tonight because I felt it was time...
Every once in a while, there will come a piece of jewelry which makes a difference in something that I am doing or effects the way I am feeling.
This little bunny speaks VOLUMES to one of these "times".
I love this piece more than words and yet... I feel as if I need to let go of it. I never intended on keeping it when I was making it. I was simply making a little home for a silly plastic toy I found at a flea market. But it became much more to me when he was sitting pretty in the safety of his new home. Poor little thing, sun-bleached and over looked.
I look at him each day and think to myself- "Why have I not posted this yet?" and I move onto to other things. I see him each morning as I sit down to work (as I have him hanging on my light at my workbench and can not help but see him as I turn on the light) He is also the last thing I see before I head back in to the house after a long day of work. This is how he got his name- "Namaste". Fitting no? Ahhh the power of words...
And so tonight is the night. After a typical and very long day in the studio, with my hands aching from too much filing and sanding, I shut off my light and looked at him and thought that today just might be the day.
I came in, ate a quick dinner and went to take a nap to recharge my batteries and when I woke I thought... Now.
Here is the description from my Shop (WynnStudio.etsy.com)- If it is meant to be... then it is time.
Namaste
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This dear sweet little bunny's name is "Namaste"-meaning:"I bow to that (divinity) inherent in you."
I found this little charming toy at a flea market in Pennsylvania. All which was left of him was a light dusting of pink in his ears. All of this paint had come clean over the years. I took him home along with 7 of his brothers and cleaned him up and repainted him. I thought it was only fitting that I give his a very honorable home in this tiny hand-made shrine.
This little box is made from brass, has a clear plexi-glass front, and salvaged jewelry parts. One might even call it very "Eco-Friendly" or "Green" as it is 90% recycled "stuff".
The necklace measures approx- 20 inches around and is held tightly in place by strong lobster clasp.
*I made this little reliquary for someone very special. Although I do not know your name yet- this necklace will be the bridge from me to you. I hold this piece so very near and dear to my hear. I know you will give it a lovely home.
xox
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