EDIT: Giveaway is officially over! Congratulations to the randomly chosen 95th commenter, Brooke! The season of buds and blossoms isn't over yet! The spring leaf anklet above will bloom into a lovely addition to one reader's accessory garden. It is one of a kind, planted in the Erthe Fae Designs studio by AJ Reardon. The Czech glass beads and satiny leaf-shaped beads are strung on sturdy, flexible beading cable which holds up well to daily wear. Anklet is adjustable from 10" to 12" and fastens securely with a sterling silver lobster clasp and extender chain. The delicate hues of green and opalescent white will catch the light, whether you're wearing it with a shimmering belly dance costume or a casual pair of capri pants. AJ draws inspiration from mythology, literature, folk lore and the natural world to create a variety of steampunk and fantasy jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, and chandelier earrings. The influence of tribal belly dance also gleams brigh...
What an interesting mirror.
ReplyDeleteLove this what a fantastic creation.
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing mirror :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a reflectivetastic week :-)
That's really cool!
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Is there a pirate's treasure buried under it??
ReplyDeleteAwesome skull sculpture, bet that took some time.Miniature Purses WW w/Linky
ReplyDeleteThat is totally cool! I want one...
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty cool! Our students have to make a mosaic for an Art History project. One of the student's crushed mirror to create theirs. That's what this reminds me of.
ReplyDeleteI love that mirror! Very, very cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect piece of art to guard the pirate house!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
this is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteAi @ Sakura Haruka
that is such a cool looking mirror!!
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if you'd like to visit ;) http://www.adventuresofamilitaryfamilyof8.com/2013/03/ww-police-not-following-rules-wlinky.html
see you next week!
That's a really cool mirror skull. It certainly makes a great highlight piece.
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That is so cool. It's a reason to come to North Carolina!
ReplyDeleteNow thats cool, not necessarily my 'cuppa tea', but cool all the same...
ReplyDeleteMines up as well at AussiePomm - A Photographers Kit!!!!
Have a great day!!
Very eerie, it's reflective quality is a reminder that we too will one day be but remains.
ReplyDeleteNow that's really neat & different, & far less scary than the usual skull & crossbones...
ReplyDeleteThis is great :)
ReplyDeleteCool mirror! And very unique too!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I love mosaics and the mirrors make it that much more interesting!
ReplyDeleteYou find the interesting things to photograph and that's why I love coming by to see what you bring to Blogosphere each week on #WW! =D
ReplyDeleteCan't say that we are fans of skulls, but the technique is very cool. Purrs and hugs from the kitties at www.thecatonmyhead.com, Lily OLivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Josette
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! It must be amazing to see all those reflective surfaces in person!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very cool mirror!
ReplyDeleteThat is sort of cool. Not too fond of skulls, see them way to many places, but I guess they are sort of part of a pirates theme
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Check out my Jewelry Giveaway when you get a chance. I would love for you to enter!
ReplyDeleteThat's really interesting looking, the reflections are very neat!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! Love the reflections.
ReplyDeleteIt's a little bit scary :)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! My boys are gonna love it when I show them.
ReplyDeleteI'm now following via bloglovin too!
~Kim
www.2justByou.com
Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love to have a smaller version :)...very artsy ...happy WW :)
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