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Day of the Dead tin with Guardian Angel and peasant woman. Mayan Maiden
doing the blood ritual over on the
right. Check out the faux jade mini beads around her wrists and neck.
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Food is offered to the Dead on the
Ofrenda. With the food are jugs and pots of something to drink.
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Iced
Lemonade pitcher and Salad
.
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This
very rough pitcher, made with the very last of the first DOD Skull
cane will always make me smile. It's not the best use of technique but
I had FUN making it.
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The penny on
the lower left is the size reference. The Japanese Salad dish was
an exercise in making micro mini food. The clay things the salad is on
are my first tortilla efforts back in the early days. All the Sugar
Skulls are from the same cane.
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This batch is done with
the Tongues of Fire cane. Done as a pinch pot, a bubble pot, a tube
bead. They are children of the surround color of the first DOD skull
cane on the left. I use the same colors over and over and put them
through their paces as I learn how to get a grip of my clay. My whole
clay journey is captured on this page, including the burnt tea set
representative there on the lower middle. On the right is the tiffany
lamp shade done with tons of translucent, but that's another
story.
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