Beautiful earrings by T. Breeze Verdant, made from ebony salvaged from the 1854 shipwrecked “Dolphin Schooner” off the coast of Cuttyhunk, MA, as well as Honduras rosewood, mother of pearl, and Paua abalone. They also include a lot of recycled materials, such as bubinga wood from a guitar maker’s scrap, copper from old roofing, brass and nickel piano wire, and aluminum from beer cans! Breeze primarily uses scrap and waste materials (often from musical instruments) to create his beautiful earth-conscious jewelry. Hanging from sterling earwires, they depict the moon, stars, and sea and come on a nice card with information about their materials, and the artist.
1 3/4″ long from top of earwire to bottom x 3/16″ wide
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North Conway
Established in 1932 Located in the quaint mountain town of North Conway Village, this gallery is a destination for both the local community and visitors to the White Mountains, offering craft classes and beautiful fine craft of heirloom quality. www.nhcraftsmen.com 2526 White Mountain Hwy PO Box 2614 North Conway, NH 03860 603-356-2441 BROWSE NORTH CONWAY with the filters below:
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