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Salt
Crystal Lamps
have been used by Feng Shui specialists to stimulate "chi"
(for love and wealth). Research suggests an overall, positive
affect on our physical and psychological well being by neutralizing
positive sodium ions and negative chloride ions,
which are then emitted back into the atmosphere. White crystals
focus on cleansing and detoxifying, while pink works for partnership
and love. They help clean the ambient air.
On top of all this, add a few drops of essential oils (included)
for a great fragrance.
What more can you ask for?
All
salt lamps include UL approved cord with switch and night light,
enough white salt crystals (can be colored) to fill the bowl and
instructions.
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Whale's Tale Salt Crystal Lamp
A
good friend requested we modify one of our Whale's Tale for her,
creating our first Salt Crystal Lamp.
5"x 5"x 6.5"
$85.00
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Correspondence Basket
has a lower profile, and could be used as to hold letters, or
??? Faux-verdigris painting give it that aged look, and leather
wrapped around all edges finishes it neatly.
11.5"Lx8.5"Wx6"H
$ 95.00
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A
different Whale's Tale!
Different because it's larger, at 8"x5"x5" (approx).
Also new is the scrolled-wave edge. What would you do with it? Fill
it with anything, or just add some glass stones and look at it.
It's functional art.
$ 80.00
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La
Isla del Encanto Clock
A map of the island of Puerto Rico, including
the lesser islands of Vieques, Culebra and Mona, is painted
on a deep blue background. The Hibiscus, a favorite island flower,
and a waving flag, complete the design. Red leather wrapping around
edge; ready for hanging. Uses one AA battery (included).
14" w x 8" h
$80.00
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What
is That?
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...a
Lizard Bowl, of course!
Shades of brown, burgundy and copper
alternate in this Folk Art-inspired container. Laced with leather,
the lizard's just for fun. Click on the photo to see more.
8" around x 4" deep
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Are
the pieces food-safe?
This has caused considerable debate, and I am often
asked this question. According to woodworking experts, once most
finishes are cured, (roughly 30 days), they are indeed food-safe
(safe enough even for children to chew on, important if you're building
furniture). A good article from Popular Woodworking, titled The
Folly of Food-Safe Finishes, by Bob Flexner, is available
online at www.popularwoodworking.com.
Another article, Food-Safe Finishes
by Angela Babin, M.S., Art Hazard News, Volume 20, No. 3, 1997,
reiterates the view that once a finish is completely cured, it is
safe for foodware or children's toys.
You
need to decide what's best for you.
If in doubt, use a barrier, such as a napkin. Dry foods clean up
easily with a damp cloth; for dips and other messy foods, soap and
water. The
finish on these pieces stand up to wear and tear, but in any case,
please don't use metal utensils which may be too harsh.
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Sunflowers
cover the inside
of the bowl on the left. A great size for snacks during football
season.
8" x 5.5" x 3" deep
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Bright,
white Daisies, with hints
of orange and rust, cover the golden background.
7" x 5" x 2.5" deep
$ 35.00
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How
to Contact Us:
Andrea Jansen, Gourd Artist
P.O. Box 3039, Lajas, P.R. 00667
Telephone 1-787-309-7197
info@andreajansendesigns.com
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