The Eye of Horus, inspired by ancient Egyptian jewelry I have seen in museums (behind glass to my dismay). I must say after learning to work with metal clay and some wonderful pointers from a fellow AF guild member (Kelly) I really enjoy this medium. The sky is the limit for creations. While being a lover of Ancient Egypt and especially Egyptian jewelry my mind reels at the possibilities for amulets, cartouches, and tiny statuary, I can see how pagan along with Wiccan spiritual symbols can so easily be created. Not to mention any other spiritual themed design be it Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddist. This is only the tip of the iceberg, anything your imagination captures a hold of this metal clay can create – just like playing with clay as a kid (almost). I am looking forward to creating Ankh rings, Lotus bracelets, tiny Egyptian Scarabs earrings and of course more pieces with the Eye of Horus - my personal fav and current obsession, never straying far from my beloved Egyptian jewelry.
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