Gilded Deer Totem Orb

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A stunning, tactile, hand-crafted deer totem made from gesso, a dense heavy plaster, with a striking gilt finish. Beautiful!

The orb measures approx. 7cm diameter.

Yve says of the Deer Totem Orb, "The deer orb represents the importance of balance between masculine and feminine. Following the path of the deer can lead us to the unexpected places of choice. The deer can show us how to work through any problems with grace... gentle nudges are kinder than a push.  Deer tempt us to release the trappings of the material world, making a bridge between the wild and the tame."

This wonderful piece is supplied boxed with a leaflet about the orb and its creation. A beautiful gift to treasure. 

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About Totem Orbs

Over the ages mankind has used meditation as a step towards achieving a special state of grace. In the practice of meditation, ancients focused on personal totems or emblems. It was often a creature that encompassed qualities most admired or desired. 

These totems were to be seen and touched, an aid to help keep in tune with the natural rhythms of life. 

Yve Sturgeon’s working life started as a Hand Engraver. She studied at Sir John Cass, and worked in Hatton Garden for many years, where Yve learnt the importance of a placed line.  Yve’s  work crosses many media, from painting to pottery and printing to furniture. 

“Nothing I make is ever made without reason, and each piece tell a story.”

re balls, round like our planet, are carved with animals we know and love and are made to be touched.

Each orb goes through 5 changes to reach this finish, leaving a multitude of difference, so that each orb is unique to you. Only naturally, locally sourced products are used.

 

About Yve Sturgeon

Yve Sturgeon’s working life started as a Hand Engraver. She studied at Sir John Cass, and worked in Hatton Garden for many years, where Yve learnt the importance of a placed line.  Yve’s  work crosses many media, from painting to pottery and printing to furniture. 

“Nothing I make is ever made without reason, and each piece tell a story.”