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Feb. 20th, 2011 12:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lupagreenwolf
....aaaaaand once again, it's artwork update time! As always, prices don't include shipping, animal parts may not be shipped outside of the U.S., LAYAWAY is available, and all art made with animal parts is ritually purified, with part of the proceeds going to groups like the Defenders of Wildlife and Wolf Haven International. And you can always find my art on my website, my Etsy shop, and my Artfire.
Materials: Mink fur, yarn
Pouch dimensions: 6 1/2" x 7 1/2"
Description: This brown mink fur pouch used to be part of a coat. The drawstrings are braided brown and green reclaimed yarn.
Price: $10.00
Materials: Fox fur, leather, yarn
Pouch dimensions: 7" x 7"
Description: I took part of a coat made from alternating strips of white fox fur and brown leather and made it into this pretty pouch. The drawstrings are reclaimed yarn in white and brown.
Price: $10.00
Materials: Hair-on goat hide, leather
Pouch dimensions: 7" x 7"
Description: This unusual pouch is made from hair-on goat hide from a coat; it's surprisingly soft! It has blue leather drawstrings.
Price: $10.00
Materials: Fox fur, yarn
Pouch dimensions: 6" x 7 1/2"
Description: I made this pretty pouch out of red fox fur from a coat, with braided reclaimed yarn drawstrings.
Price: $10.00
Materials: Fox fur, leather
Pouch dimensions: 6" x 6"
Description: This black-dyed fur is most likely fox. It's from a very old coat, and I added leather drawstrings in black as well.
Price: $8.00
Materials: Leather, coyote jawbone, coyote foot bone, artificial sinew, acrylic paint
Pouch dimensions: 7 1/2" x 4 1/2"
Strap length: 46"
Description: I decorated the foldover flap of this pretty black leather pouch with a set of coyote jawbones that were missing all their teeth. I suspended a coyote foot bone painted with red and black between the jaws as extra decoration. A very unique piece, and my own design!
Price: $20.00
Materials: Lynx fur, leather, artificial sinew
Pouch dimensions: 3 3/4" x 3 1/4"
Necklace cord length (each): 16 1/2"
Description: I made this pouch out of suede from a skirt, and added a foldover flap made from a scrap of lynx fur from a larger project.
Price: $9.00
Materials: Wolf fur, yarn
Pouch dimensions: 6" x 5 1/2"
Necklace cord length (each): 17"
Description: This pouch is made from wolf fur from a coat. The necklace strap is reclaimed yarn, braided.
Price: $15.00
Materials: Glass beads
Total length: 9 3/4"
Description: Just black glass, but with a lovely shine and textures.
Price: $7.50
Materials: Fossilized mammoth ivory, artificial sinew
Description: This is a one of a kind bracelet! It's a piece of fossilized mammoth ivory with absolutely beautiful coloring! It's naturally curved into a cuff; I added two strand of braided artificial sinew to tie it on with. It will only fit smaller wrists; my wrist is 6" around, and it fits with just a small amount of extra room. This will almost certainly be the only one of these I make, since it was the only piece shaped this way I got, and I don't do much ivory carving. So grab it while you can!
Price: $20.00
Materials: Wolf fur, leather
Total length: 24" (make sure to account for slack to tie the bracelet)
Description: A strip of light brown wolf fur makes a lovely, simple bracelet, with leather strips to tie it on with.
Price: $8.50
Materials: Caribou (reindeer) antler slice, fossilized bone beads, wood beads
Total length: 19"
Pendant length: 1 7/8"
Description: Caribou, or reindeer, antler makes an unusual centerpiece to this lightly colored necklace.
Price: $20.00
Materials: Moose antler slice, bone beads, wood beads
Total length: 30"
Pendant length: 3 1/4"
Description: This slice of durable moose antler is carved with the rune elhaz, named for elg, or elk, the European name for the moose (Alces alces). It's on a necklace of bone and wood beads in lovely earthtones.
Price: $35.00
Materials: Fallow deer antler tine and slices, wood beads, horn beads, shell beads
Total length: 28"
Pendant length: 1 1/2"
Description: Fallow deer antler is less commonly found in the States, and I used a tine and four small slices as accents in this pretty, earthy necklace.
Price: $27.00
Materials: Javelina jawbone, bone beads, copper beads, wood beads
Total length: 27"
Pendant length: 4 3/4"
Description: The stunning centerpiece of this necklace is a lower jawbone from a javelina taken from a vintage taxidermy mount. It's accented with bone, wood and copper beads, and more of the same make up the necklace.
Price: $85.00
Materials: Deer jawbones, deerskin, acrylic paint
Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 4 1/2"
Description: I bound two whitetail deer jawbones together with deerskin and added a deerskin dangle with glass beads. I then painted a line from an Emily Dickinson poem on it: "A Wounded Deer-- leaps highest--".
Price: $13.00
Materials: Fallow deer antler, fallow deer hide, yarn
Dimensions: app. 3/4”" diameter antler slices, 3" x 4" pouch
Description: Most antler rune sets are made from whitetail deer antler. This elder futhark set, however, is a little more unusual, made from fallow deer antler that I specially sourced. The sliced are smaller, about 3/4" in diameter, and the pouch is small enough to tuck easily into a pocket--this is a nicely portable set!
Price: $50.00
Materials: Red deer antler, deerskin, waxed linen cord
Dimensions: app. 1" x 1 1/4” diameter antler slices, 6" x 7" pouch
Description: While whitetail deer antler is the most common antler used for rune sets, this elder futhark set is made from red stag antler, the same deer that inspired stories of Herne, Cernunnos, and other horned gods. The set comes in a soft but durable deerskin pouch.
Price: $70.00
Materials: Silver fox fur, leather
Tail length: 16"
Belt length: 55"
Description: A beautiful dark black and silver fox tail with a nice white tip is on a black leather belt made from scrap.
Price: $25.00
Materials: Silver fox fur, leather
Tail length: 17 1/2"
Belt length: 59"
Description: A lovely black and silver fox tail with lots of silver is on a black leather belt made from scrap.
Price: $25.00
Materials: Deer tail, leather
Tail length: 12"
Belt length: 62"
Description: I don't get hold of deer tails too often, so this is an unusual offering! The tail is on a brown leather belt made from part of a coat.
Price: $25.00
Materials: Coyote tail, leather
Tail length: 17"
Belt length: 49"
Description: This pretty coyote tail is on a brown leather belt made from part of a coat.
Price: $25.00
Materials: Wolf tail, leather
Tail length: 20"
Belt length: 66"
Description: A lovely light grey wolf tail with such soft fur! I put it on a black leather belt made from scrap, ready for dancing!
Price: $100.00
Materials: Horse tail, leather, deer antler
Tail length: 40"
Belt length: 75"
Description: This stunning white horse tail has some pretty light brown mixed in, which is reflected in the leaather belt made from part of a coat. A deer antler inscribed with ehwaz, the horse rune, adds accent.
Price: $70.00
Materials: Wolf fur, leather, ceramic buttons, yarn
Description: I started with a large black wolf head. I cleaned up the eyes and lips and painted in some detailing (note--it is NOT usable as a mask!), and reshaped the ears. I added a panel of black leather with grey leather accenting, and decorated it further with ceramic pawprint buttons made by a local artisan which I hand painted in black and silver. I also made yarn tassels for additional decoration. Finally, I added leather straps to tie the headdress on under the chin. One of my better headdresses!
Price: $125.00
Materials: Wolf skin, leather, vintage brass bells, wool yarn
Description: This is by far the BIGGEST wolf hide I've ever laid hands on! It's 81" long from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail, and at 5'4" I'm probably about the smallest person who could wear it (and it would fit someone taller more neatly, as you can probably guess from the pictures!). When I got it the front paws were pretty well destroyed, but the back ones are intact. I fixed the ears and added detailing to the eyes and lips; there were also a LOT of small holes in the hide, which I spent a couple of hours stitching up. I also added straps at the chin, shoulders, arms and ankles to keep the skin tied on while dancing. To add to all this, I decorated the hide with over a dozen antique brass bells and handmade tassels of white wool yarn that I made. This is an incredibly impressive wolf that the pictures do little justice to! Would be a really, really nice hide for shamanic work, too!
Price: $800.00
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on 2011-02-20 10:50 pm (UTC)I can pay ten now and the rest next week.
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on 2011-02-20 11:53 pm (UTC)What species of wildcat? I have everything from bobcat to lynx to African wildcat to Chinese leopard cat and then some.
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on 2011-02-20 11:44 pm (UTC)Do you ever get elk tails? I've been looking for one for a few months, and while it's not urgent, I haven't seen a single one available online.
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on 2011-02-20 11:54 pm (UTC)no subject
on 2011-02-21 04:33 pm (UTC)Thanks. :D
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on 2011-02-21 09:39 pm (UTC)