Shrines art

Shrines – Lisa Vollrath

This adorable project utilizes a few of my favorite craft items, recycled cereal boxes and battery powered tea lights. The possibilities of what you put in these illuminated shrines is endless. Pop…

Pottery nichos Pottery hearts Pottery memory boxes Whimsical folk art pottery Shrines

Shell work grotto made by Lisa Rauter Ohiofolk.com

"Dreamer" 🦌🌿🌙 - Shadow box is made of wood, and painted with acrylic paint. - Decorated with pieces of clay, wood, metal, paper and found objects. - The grass in box is artificial, the trees are made of real tree branches. - Everything is coated with water based acrylic varnish. - Cleaning with a dry cloth or dust brush. - Measurements - Height 13.5 cm ( 5.3 inches ) Width 8 cm ( 3.1 inches ) Depth 3 cm ( 1.2 inches )

One of my favorite handbuilding projects is my ceramic casita shrine shelf. They designate a special space in your home that you can visit whenever you need to escape, meditate, or give energy to a person or idea that’s been on your mind.

Marion Westerman on Instagram: "Making a paper mache shrine in a nut shell. A new design, new mold. A great opportunity to show you a little bit more of the process. It’s never just making a shrine. There’s always a lot more. This reel might give you a nice idea of what it takes to make a paper mache shrine… and where not talking about the sanding, painting or varnishing! #workingprogress #papiermache #shrine #papermache #paperpulpmaking #altardecor #howitsmade #paperpulp #papermacheart…

All shipping is free. All orders over £29 are tracked This little shrine depicts an imaginary opera, a tiny figure, perhaps a priestess or a queen, stands within the decorative proscenium. it is reclaimed timber fronted with hand stamped recycled aluminium. There are additional decorative elements hanging down from the frame. It is 25 x 11 cm or 10 x 4.25 inches. All my items are hand made and will have very slight variations from the photographs. This is a part of the Seventy Seven Seas…