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Rock Art => Carvings and Sculptures => Spheres => Topic started by: Sandsave on July 15, 2020, 07:09:06 PM
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This was a tough one to make, a lot of different material some harder than others. 4”
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Great looking sphere. :thumbsup:
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Cool. Make it difficult with the different materials
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What a mixture, good job.
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The more I look at it, the more interesting it gets. Not from simple shattered rock, left more or less in place, as often seen in breccias, these are different in pattern and color, then a mixing occured, but not enough to round things off. I always wonder what happened with rocks like these to form them. It looks like the one side is put together with pink chalcedony.
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Cool!! It reminds me a bit of how Rainforest Jasper comes together, but made in America. Where is the material sourced out of?
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I really like this material. Howe does a fellow sphere maker acquire some? Hound, purchase, or trade?
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That is so cool. Great looking sphere - there's so much to look at!
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I picked this up in quartzite last year one of the Aussie vendors can’t remember which one, I think Glen
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Amazing colours. Such a treat to see. So much more vivid and interesting that the largely red/brown brecciated spheres coming out of India and South Africa.