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This is such beautiful work. I have a couple of pieces, and they reveal themselves overtime. if you and your budget can accommodate a purchase, go for it. This is not consumption; this is solidarity, witness, and celebration.
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It really does, LOL. But thank you ❤️.
Normally he warns me before I get to the doorway, but he was busy and forgot, and I didn't realize until too late. 😖
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Also? It's a chance to score some absolutely extraordinary one-of-a-kind Indigenous wearable [and other] art, in styles you won't see anywhere else.
And as I said, we're going to need to bring in an average of two sales per week every week for the rest of the year, just to break even.
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Our full current inventory begins by hovering over the menu bars at left here (if they don't show, try turning your device sideways, or use desktop mode): wingssilverwork.com. Best navigation: Hover over "Galleries"> hover over "The Silverwork"> CLICK on chosen category.
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As always, you can order any of them via DM here, via the form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/, or directly via e-mail at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.]
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And finally, a spectacularly seasonal pair, "Dry Lightning": wingssilverwork.com/dry-lightnin....
Sterling silver; old metallic glass trade beads; dumortierite; Ethiopian silver; impression jasper; Indonesian silver; blue spiderweb turquoise:
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Next, "The Dewdrop Returns to the Dawn": wingssilverwork.com/the-dewdrop-....
Sterling silver; rainbow moonstone; Dumortierite; white-lip mother-of-pearl shell; selenite; faceted citrine; chrome diopside:
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And why not a few more at much lower price points? From his gemstone bead series, this is "Rare Blue Moons": wingssilverwork.com/rare-blue-mo....
Sterling silver; lapis lazuli; old amber; white pearl (likely fashion pearl); bronzed metal; olivella-shell heishi:
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Next, more traditional conchas, very lightly domed, called "Stardust Blues": wingssilverwork.com/stardust-blu....
Sterling silver; lapis lazuli [and these *are* royal lapis]:
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The first of tonight's additional pairs is one made with old-style butterfly conchas, called "Floating Azure": wingssilverwork.com/floating-azu....
Sterling silver; lapis lazuli [neither royal nor denim, just regular lapis]:
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And the second of today's features, the newer pair, "Thunderhead Blues": wingssilverwork.com/thunderhead-....
Also sterling silver and sodalite:
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The first of today's featured works was "Storm Medicine": wingssilverwork.com/storm-medici....
Sterling silver; sodalite:
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Anyway. Tonight's inventory selections.
Earrings! Blue!
Still haven't decided how far to extend that.
Anyway, let's go:
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If I'm more typo-addled than usual, the inability to breathe is probably why.
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Ugh. My chest hurts.
I was doing evening chores outside, and I didn't realize that Wings had sprayed bug spray, and I casually waltzed back into the studio . . . and my airway promptly closed up shop.
It hasn't recovered yet.
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Also? It's a chance to score some absolutely extraordinary one-of-a-kind Indigenous wearable [and other] art, in styles you won't see anywhere else.
And we still need sales urgently. I'll need to bring in roughly 2 per week, EVERY week, for the rest of the year just to break even.
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Our full current inventory begins by hovering over the menu bars at left here (if they don't show, try turning your device sideways, or use desktop mode): wingssilverwork.com. Best navigation: Hover over "Galleries"> hover over "The Silverwork"> CLICK on chosen category.
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As always, you can order any Wings's work, from images to silverwork to other art, via DM here, via the form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/, or directly via e-mail at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.]
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These are large round cabs set simply into plain bezels, edged with twisted silver on an extended backing. The oxidation makes the stormy blues pop, and they're my personal favorite.
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The second pair, even newer, is called "Thunderhead Blues": wingssilverwork.com/thunderhead-....
Sterling silver; sodalite.
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At center sit oval sodalite cabochons in stormy shades of cornflower blue, matched but not identical in color, marking them as untreated.
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This is one of Wings's old traditional designs, one that evokes the Eye of Spirit in a radiant Art Deco style. They're saw-cut, upper and lower flared ends scalloped, and the deep scored rays and stampwork all wrought freehand.
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They're linked by two pairs of earrings, both relatively new, both personal favorites.
Up first is "Storm Medicine": wingssilverwork.com/storm-medici....
Sterling silver; sodalite.
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The third image is of deep indigo mammatus clouds, and this was shot near day's end: also unusual, albeit more common now, their gentle arcs deepening into thunderclouds, the kind that can and do spiral into a vortex.
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The second is also shot from our deck, but later in the morning: of cumulus clouds, ruffled and shirred, the kind that can dissipate into clear skies or coalesce into a powerful storm.
[No, you have to go to the post to see them; I don't post his here.]
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The first photo looks more like early October here. He took this at dawn, having just stepped outside onto our deck, facing east to the sunrise. It looks like fall, but our usual patterns no longer apply; we've had such fiery sunrises all spring and even into summer this year.
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Wings took them all in digital format: the first at the end of August in 2021; the second near July's end in 2022; and the third on the first day of June, 2021.
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This week's edition consists of three related photos linked by two works of wearable art. The photos all share a theme, illustrating the shifting of the summer skies here, but all were shot entirely independently of each other.
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