Redwood Slice Bolo Tie, etched copper tree-ring slide on Black braided leather cord with copper arrowhead tips on a slate background. | Camille Torres Designs

Redwood Slice Bolo Tie – Etched Copper | Braided Leather Cord

Soft Black / 36 inch
$60.00
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Redwood Slice Bolo Tie, etched copper tree-ring slide on Black braided leather cord with copper arrowhead tips on a slate background. | Camille Torres Designs

The Redwood Collection

Redwood Slice Bolo Tie – Etched Copper | Braided Leather Cord

$60.00
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$60.00

Hand-etched copper bolo tie with a 1.5-inch Redwood Slice slide, inspired by the majestic redwoods of Northern California. A small piece of the forest, worn close to the heart.

The centerpiece is etched copper, then shaded with black patina, so the warm rings glow against a dark, bark-edged slice. Every ring marks a year of reaching toward light. No two are exactly alike.

A brass tension slide holds it right where you set it, on 5 mm braided leather with copper arrowhead tips. Choose Dark Brown or Soft Black leather cord, in 36 or 40 inches. Your Bolo Redwood Slice is sealed against tarnish and handcrafted in my Ashland studio.

For those who carry the quiet strength of the forest wherever they go.

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Redwood is approximately 1 1/2 inches
Sealed to prevent tarnish
Braided leather cord is 5 mm in diameter
Brass tension slider in back

Artist's Statement

The Redwood Collection

This collection began not in the studio, but on a trail in Northern California, where a fallen redwood had been sliced open to clear the way through. Walking between its two halves, I crossed in a few short steps what the tree itself had lived through over hundreds, perhaps a thousand years. Its rings spread outward like a map, each one holding a year the tree had survived, seasons of drought, of fire, of quiet growth no one witnessed. Standing inside that cross-section, time seemed to collapse around me.

We are not so different from the redwood. We carry our own rings, invisible but no less real, each one marking a year we grew through something. This collection honors that kind of growth, the sort that leaves a mark and becomes part of who we are.

To grow is to keep a record of the very history that strengthens us.

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