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The Sun Flower Necklace

This unique necklace has been made from four different types of wood; Larch, Cotinus, Apple and Bamboo, all of which have grown here at the farm.
The main central bead is made from Larch, Larix decidua.
Larch has long played an inportant role in European folklore being said to protect against enchantment. Wearing and burning larch is though to protect against evil spirits and the evil eye.
The yellow coloured beads and the button bead are made from the Smoke Bush, Cotinus Coggyaria. The Cotinus is a beautiful, deciduous shrub with red leaves and smoke like flowers
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the beads are threaded on to a waxed cotton cord. The necklace is fully adjustable and can be worn at any length due to the slide button fastener.
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the necklace comes with presentation box made from recycled magazines, a fabric storage pouch and a leaflet containing information about this unique necklace, the woods used and the design
Sun Flower Necklace
 
£
20.00    
 
Farm on the Hill, Manor House Farm, Prestwood, nr Alton, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ST14 5DD

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    • About >
      • Aims
      • About us
    • About the farm >
      • history of the farm
      • regeneration projects >
        • regenerative agriculture
        • woodland and wildflower meadows >
          • Tree Planters Wall of Fame :-)
      • Farm on the Hill Blog
    • Events and Courses
    • Allotments
  • Staying at the farm
  • Camping
  • Bicycles
    • Cycle hire
    • Cycle Repairs
  • The local area
    • Walking
    • Climbing
    • history of the area
    • where to eat and drink
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