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“Island Journeys”

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I am fascinated with boats and mythology, and love reading about ravens and their stories. Living in the Apostle Islands, I enjoy creating sculpture that reflects my love of this place and the stories it evokes.

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Categories: Sculpture, Visual Art Tags: clay sculpture, Handmade, Lake Superior artist, MadeOnMadelineIsland
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This ceramic sculpture is high fired stoneware, approximately 18 inches long by 7 inches wide. The raven spirit sets out upon an island journey, prepared to stay as long as needed.

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  • Store Name: Riverrun Studio Arts
  • Vendor: Riverrun Studio Arts
  • Address: La Pointe, WI 54850
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