Tagua Nut

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Tagua Nut

Vegetable Ivory, also known locally as the pit "is a name used for the tagua nut, which grows in the rainforests of South America. Known scientifically as Phytelephas aequatorialis, the tagua palm nuts taking up 15 to 18 feet tall in tropical forests, both in the Pacific coast and in the Amazonian lowlands of title = "Ecuador Tours, Tours in Quito, Cuenca Tours> Ecuador. handcrafts made from Tagua nuts not only stimulate the economy of artisans, but provides an alternative to cutting down the forest for agriculture.

Tagua nuts are harvested sustainably from the forest floor when the fruit pod, called "head" containing the nuts ripens and falls. Within this shell horns are tagua nuts that are hand-picked and dried for about a month and means. The rock hard nuts are coated with a brown, flaky, has to be removed before cutting.

Jewelry style, a variety necklaces and earrings, buttons for luxury clothing, delicious animal carvings, toys and souvenirs made of tagua nut can be found in stores in major cities Ecuador. affordable and easily packaged, tagua nut products are very attractive and gifts for adults and children.

Often, a small spot brown nut is left in an otherwise white Size everybody not to be confused with elephant ivory from customs officials. The candy-colored pieces fried briefly to achieve this color and new jewelry creations are stained in many colors.

Shopping is the secret weapon of Ecuador and the country has no comparison in the production of high quality crafts at reasonable prices.

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Stone Sculpture

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Jahan on 23-07-2008

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Stone Sculpture
What is the name of the stone sculpture is uncut?

Do you know how stone carvers to carve stone sculptures .. His is a special kind of name for this type of stone. As a type of rock art. 20 points for whoever tells me the name.

The limestone, such as limestone Indiana, is a medium-soft stone with a granular texture, firmness and enjoyable. Stone carving is an ideal for many types of work, but does not allow for very fine detail and can not be polished. The tools mentioned above all work well with limestone. Bluestone, a fine-grained sandstone of Pennsylvania, is a bit harder than limestone and less compact but more layers. It may seem more natural in color and texture, especially if natural areas are left intact, but the risk that an entire layer is separated at work is quite high and makes it risky to work. Marble is working harder than limestone and bluestone, but allows for more details thin and can be polished. Granite is very hard work. The division consists of roughing cuts instead of cutting with a chisel. The elimination of any tools hand can be a torture, even when using expensive carbide-tipped tools! It is very hard, compact, strong and durable and can be polished to a high sheen. Alabaster is ideal stone for carving and very useful for beginners as well, but not easy to find and expensive. Soapstone is very soft and a good material for beginners, but as alabaster faces. Sometimes soapstone crumbles and scratches and breaks easily.

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Sterling Silver

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Jahan on 12-07-2008

Sterling Silver
Sterling silver?

I'm still hunting for the snowman in sterling silver! Where to go to find something of this old / difficult to find? Also, what is the difference b / wa charm and a pendant?

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Art Sumi

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Jahan on 24-02-2007

Art Sumi
What and how many have website work or art gallery?

10 art work I need to find different materials such as colored pencil, pencil, oil painting, color poster, water color, Sumi, Marker, pen, pencil and pastel technique. Seeking Reseach only. I hope someone can help me thanks! Not a question of "How" Just do not know. You should look in (on Internet) catalogs.

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Chinese Turquoise

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Jahan on 30-06-2006

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Chinese Turquoise
I need someone to fetch a bottle of turquoise, with Chinese brands?

this is an advice site sculpture, not a couple, and antiques site value. Go to an antiques dealer in your area who specializes in ceramics from Asia, or take yourself to the library and ask for help finding a book pottery marks. There will also be lending the collection of things to help you find the right book.

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