sea polished
pendants
Sometimes a pebble will catch my eye and take my breath away. I use diamond tipped bits to drill small holes. This process is painstakingly slow and has to take place under running water. Sometimes it reveals the pebble’s beautiful core; sometimes it accentuates its gorgeous shape; and sometimes I’m inspired to highlight its charm with glass or rock beads.
size XS: 0.5 - 1” X 0.5”
size S: 0.75 -1.5” X 0.5-0.75”
size M: 1.5-1.75” X 1-1,25”
size L: 1.75-2.25” X 0.75-1.25”
size XL: 2-2.25” X 1.5-1.75”
Japanese Wrapped Stones
Each of these rocks has a long, tumultuous history. They’ve weathered stormy seas, rough terrain, and seismic events to become the perfectly shaped specimens they are today. I wrap them using an ancient Japanese tradition. I have to respect the rock’s unique shape, carefully managing the tension of the leather cord or bamboo cane to produce a pattern. Rocks like this were used in many Japanese gardens to line a path that would lead a traveller’s way home.
Macramé creatures
The Giant Pacific Octopus is smart, flexible, playful, and curious. The ones on this site are macrame specimens made of cotton cord, wooden beads, and wire.
bracelets
Adopt your favorite pebble! Give one to your favorite person!
