Gemstone Spirit Feather Table
$64.95
Description
Small Walnut table featuring a Malachite stone inlay Spirit Feather. Perfect for displaying knick knacks, small plants, or use it as a Tarot table or spiritual display.
Spirit Feathers symbolize new beginnings, a transformation to a higher Spiritual Realm, Inspiration, and Positive Outcomes and Fortunes. They are prevalent in nearly all cultures, past and present.
Malachite is a semi-precious gemstone, that brings harmony and grounding into one’s life. It can assist in manifestations, strengthen intuition, and improve focus. It can assist in deep energy cleaning and will clear, activate and protect the chakras.
Measures: 12″w x 6″d x 2.5″h
Every inlay table I make is a labor of creativity and craftsmanship. I take pride in attention to detail, “reading” the grain patterns in the wood, feeling the natural energies, and selecting the best gemstone inlay to achieve the desired finished product. You can be assured that you are purchasing not only a quality artisanal piece, but one that you will be proud to gift to someone, or keep as a family heirloom.
Seller Information
Wood Spirit Designs
Kingsland, GA
About Wood Spirit Designs
I have been working with wood and stone since I was in my teens. I love the endless variety of colors, textures, shapes and energies that each piece of wood, stone, and crystal hold as their own. Harmonizing them into a unique and special creation is a very fulfilling and relaxing process. My items range from simple wood timber candle holders, to intricately designed pieces that feature delicate gemstone inlays. Each project starts the same way, with woods being carefully studied, "reading" the grain patterns and natural energies, and, if it contains inlay, selecting the best gemstones to harmonize into a finished piece. The result is a one-of-a-kind artisan quality item that you will be proud to keep as a family heirloom, or present to someone special as an unforgettable gift.
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