Wyncia

Shards of Japanese pottery from Kauai: wire wrapped pendants

Here's the collection completed this week.

 

 

 

 

 

 

With aventurine and handmade fiber beads. About 2" square. Sold.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 With copper wire and hanging brass bird charm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 With seed beads.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 With hanging silver spiral.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Made in Japan with glass bead tail. (Sold)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These are available at the Muse Gallery in Longmont, CO. Please email me at wynclute@gmail.com for more info.

Finished for now

Just here to say that I came to Kauai to visit with Maggie. Now that I am here, I have the gift of time and mental space. I am very grateful for the quiet. I finished some work on an water color I started in January. The image is wildly flawed, in part because I lost the eye and color I was using when I started' but fair enough done to head for Waimea for views ans walking. 

Rock Art: Cairnes

Cairns of Hanakapai Beach on Kauai are wafting through my memory as we prepare for a winter storm at my home studio.  I did miss the first big snow storm on the Front Range because I was hiking to this beach.  But that does not mean I am ready for snow! 

Here is the welcome at the trail head. I spotted the sign on my return!

 

Maybe the cairns are thanks to the gods that the builders made it this far.  Though really, the gratitude is for the amazing beauty of the spot.

 

And some cairns...

 

 

 

And the raw materials

Thanks for joining me in reverence. Namaste.
 

Fiber and Color in Kauai

Hey there.  Just a few shots of finished medicine bags and beautiful colors and patterns around the National Tropical Botanical Gardens.

Purples

Reds

Green

White

Orange

Blue

Enjo sacred sight and please send healing energy to Rhonda as she begins a journey of recovery. Namaste.  Wyncia

Aloha Fiber Work and Beaches

I did a bit of sea inspired fiber work.  This medicine bag awaits a sea glass button and a few tiny ocean charms

 

And then we went to a swimable beach.

Seen through a mother tree

From whence hung our hammock

Where rested my tired cliff climbing legs!

Here a plumeria blossom fades away in a lovely pattern

Grandmother Island says some patterns need to be broken, some simply fade away, most hold beauty that is with just for the moment.  Namaste, Wyncia

Aloha from Kauai

Mahalo, dear daughter, for a wonderful day.

Opening into the Grandmother Island.

 

Waters within

Trail to the beach. Oh my.

Beauty all around

Only play in the tidal pools

  

 

I am ahappy camper, slow on the up hills, and breathless at times, but maybe a bit mad.

Eating guava from the trees

I made it back to the trailhead!

Check out the damages

  

And the rewards

  Best fish tacos on the planet!

Namaste abd good night.  Love to all, Wyncia