Monday, December 28, 2015
My Masonic Roots
It is no accident that within my jewelry and ornaments that there is a strong masonic component. My first exposure to the Masonic was through learning to cut stones 30 years ago. After a couple years of learning to cut stones, I wanted to learn silversmithing. I simply made the objects that I couldn't afford. But all along the way, I became aware that everyone around me was being influenced by symbology. These are powerful influences in our society....logos, symbols, artifacts. I had to study them in order to make them...and to remake them. I can make anything you can imagine. I doubt that you can imagine something that has not been manipulated in order to influence you though. This is a collection of practice. From now on, I will make ornaments that the "globalists" can not make. My eBay score hit 400 today. I am proud of that. It means 100% satisfaction. Let me know, if you want something that I can make for you. The rest of what you see here, will be marketed this coming year...through eBay, and otherwise. The other methods are much more powerful. I still cut stones. I still study symbols, and I still try to make objects that you can not buy in the mall. Thank you for continuing to inspire me.
Labels: cauldrons
Artifacts,
Beadwork,
Brasssmithing,
Coppersmithing,
Masonic symbolism,
Motherboard,
Silversmithing
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