Stone Art
Engraved stone found in Blombos Cave, on the Southern Cape coast may be the earliest known artworks. This stone art predates the oldest known cave paintings by more than 40,000 years. Approximately 77,000 years ago, the geometrical stone carving on two pieces of red ochre were created. The lines and triangle patterns illustrate the use of abstract images and foretell of an intellectual capacity to discuss the meaning if the stone carving. The red ochre was not indigenous to cave and had to be carried from 30 or 40 kilometers.
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ARBOL DE LA FELICIDAD
Arbolito de 17x14cm en amatista y broce.
Little tree, 6.8x5.6 inches. Amethyst and bronze. ... more
PIRAMIDE CON RELOJ/PYRAMID WITH CLOCK
Piramide de agata con reloj embutido. Diversos colores . tama�o peque�o.
Agate pyramid with clock. Diverse colors. Little size. ... more
Desktop Set -Vase / Bookend ,Cardholder in Natural Stone
The set is comprised of two vases each weighing around 3lbs.and a business card holder in the same stone The vases each have a flat vertical side which opposes ... more
Natural Stone Vase with Amethyst Crystals.
I produce a variety of different colors and sizes of my vases so if you like the look of my work but this one doesn't quite suit, please take a look at my other ... more
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