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Published: 2007-05-24 07:39:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 777; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 20
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This is a necklace i made long long ago. I had come across a collection of wish bones that i kept for a while and decided to make something wearable out of it.It certainly grabs a lot of attention when worn. It's one of those rare wearable inventions.
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what is that brass piece coming out of the bone on the right?
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I want to know the answer to that one as well.
Much love
Howling Coyote.
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awesome Awesome, AWESOME!!!! I love the form! the way the wishbones are arrenged make it look like a y-necklace in reverse! which brings attention to your face instead of....other parts.....XD
but my favourite part that I just noticed on the full view is how the string going through the bottom wishbone goes up to those large leg bones and then jsut stop! brilliant composition!
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Fantastic idea!
What you can make of old worn things or something you never thought it could have an other kind of usage - it surprises me again and again!
Brilliant!
Like it very much!
Tell me when did you wear this?
I can hardly imagine ...
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Thanks for all your nice comments. I am a very extravagant person therefore i have no problem wearing the craziest things. I have worn this bone necklace plenty of times and people always have to stare which i think it's very cool because that is the whole point of the necklace ( to attract stares) ... i think it's about time that we use what nature gives us as little gifts and that we make the best of it by creating beauty.
thanks so much again, keep in touch german friend.
Carla
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Well, if you play in the paleolithic art, there are so many things to do.
Well done for this piece, good design.
Single thing, but this is my private taste, just the junctions 'tween every piece could be done or more symply ( just leather) or something more architectural.
Playing with some wooden pearls is too common for the strength of this composition.
regards
jo
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Love it. I particularly like how the shape of the bones guided your overall design and assembly.
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