Iris de la Torre Beautiful Fantastical Bird Brooch Food Books

Iris de la Torre Beautiful Fantastical Bird Brooch Food BooksThis design is inspired by an emblematic bird from Central and South America called Quetzal. The Quetzal bird has an iridescent tail, this precious bird was sacred to the ancient Maya and Aztec peoples, and royalty and priests wore its feathers during ceremonies. It takes about 3 years for male Quetzales to grow their long tail feathers. The Emperor Moctezuma's headdress was made of Quetzal and other feathers with sewn on gold detailing. Materials:

(1) Kerinci Cinnamon

easy to wear

And check out that squashy holographic horn

Press tip down against a surface until paint flows to tip

18kt yellow gold vermeil or sterling silver (925)

and cuddle with a romp of otters in Otters at Play 64 piece jigsaw puzzle

Box measures 7

The finish is food safe Mahoney Utility Finish Oil

This dreamy

Because of all that eager diving

Marden has unwaveringly adhered to modernist principles of abstraction

I retrieved my camera from the saddlebag of my bike and took a few photographs as they rode by