Redwood Slice Earrings

Redwood Slice Earrings

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$60.00
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Redwood Slice Earrings

The Redwood Collection

Redwood Slice Earrings

$60.00

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$60.00

Strong and iconic, these Redwood Slice copper earrings are inspired by the majestic trees found throughout Northern California. The age-rings in the cross section of this design were hand drawn, etched, and individually shaded with black patina to enhance the wood's contrast. The earrings are finished with blackened sterling silver french ear wires. Because redwood slices are crafted by hand, there are slight differences between each piece. The pair fabricated for you is likely not the same earrings in these photographs.

Choose from 2 sizes:
~Large Redwood Slice, 1 1/2 inches. Hang 2 inches long
~Small Redwood Slice, 1 inch. Hang 1 1/2 inch long

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~ Hypoallergenic oxidized sterling silver ear wires
~ Earrings sealed to prevent tarnish
~ Large earrings hang 2 inches long
~ Small earrings hang approximately 1 1/2 inch long

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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