Meet Marth-ra

by Delia Stone.
(Pensacola, Florida USA)

Whimsical Moth Pendant

Whimsical Moth Pendant

Marth-ra is a whimsical moth pendant made with quality labradorite, carved bone, sterling silver and 14k gold fill wire.

Her gilded wings were modeled after a lunar moth, hence the name.

The silver swirls on the gold netting are meant to depict movement.

Marth-ra is number three in my Winged Things series. Look for number four soon.

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Comments:

WOW
by: Kathleen Davis

I am totally amazed at this piece. Its so cool. You did an outstanding job putting it together.

Wire art takes flight!
by: Rena

Delia, you truly take wire artistry to a new level! I so love this piece, especially the clever way your spirals represent motion. Your wirework is so precise and lovely.

Thank you for sharing these wonderful creations here!

Thank you
by: Delia Stone

Kathleen,
Thank you so much for the kind comment on Marth-ra. She turned out better than I had imagined – but I have to give credit where credit is due. My Muse made me do it! 🙂

Rena
by: Delia Stone

Thank you Rena! Your comment really made my day. I am happy to share my creations here – where so many share so much that has been a great help to me over the years. You provide a great resouce and medium for the exchange of ideas for so many that I am happy to be able to contribute in any way – even if just in the form of a little eye candy once in a while. 🙂

Fantastic wirework
by: Didy

You have put that lovely labradorite in the best possible setting. I really admire your wirework. My own always ends up as a jumbled mess as I rush back to my knotting and threading comfort zone…

Lovely work.

Excellent!
by: Rita Juhlin

My compliments on your excellent craftsmanship! You have mastered wire-work.

Thank you
by: Delia Stone

Thank you Didy and Rita. I appreciate your kind comments very much! 🙂

Very Nice Job!
by: Lisa-M and J Silver Creations

I love this piece, and the weaving in the wings had to of taken a lot of time and patience.

Very Nice Job!

Re: Lisa
by: Anonymous

Thank you Lisa. 🙂 Yes, the lace work in the wings took a little time for sure – but not as much time as her sister that followed – Madame Flutterbye! I thought I was never going to be done netting those babies up! 🙂

Thank you for your comment. It is appreciated.

Simply amazing!
by: Anne

I can only hope that I can someday be half this good! Bravo!

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