 | | |
Miniature "Storm Catcher" Fetish Jars
 Sacred Ways Miniature Fetish Jars come to us from artist Barbara Sebastian of San Francisco. "Clay Times" magazine says Barbara's work, "pays tribute to the place within all of us where we dream, create, and dance with the elements."
Barbara initially created these jars at the end of a long California drought to honor the natural elements associated with rain: water, lightening, and growth.
Each 4" jar is high-fired wheel thrown porcelain with a blue interior. Before the jars harden, she hand carves the decorative motif onto the surface. The lids are designed specifically for each jar using beads, shells, and other objects that work with the individual piece.
For pricing, ordering, additional photos and item details, please click on any of the links or pictures below.
|  Lotus Pattern/Round ShellLong revered as a symbol of growth and aspiration, the subtle image of the lotus flower gently graces this Sacred Ways Miniature Fetish Jar.
Thought to originate with the Zuni Indians, fetish jars create that intimate personal space where our sacred treasures, special dreams, and innermost thoughts can quietly reside.
| | |  Water Pattern/Curved ShellGentle ripples and a gracefully curved seashell adorn this lovely Sacred Ways "Storm Catcher" Fetish Jar.
The Zuni Indians are said to have created fetish jars as sacred icons for honoring their nature spirits. Honor that which is sacred to you, be it material or spiritual, with one of these unique and inspiring fetish jars from Sacred Ways.
| |
« Room Accents
| |
| |
