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Carol Alleman - Raven
Cast Bronze Edition of 37

10.25 " x 10 "

Raven

$4,300

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Original Poetry and Certificate of Authenticity included with Bronze. Male and female ravens build their rugged nests together and both remain equally attentive to its cleanliness. Long associated with darkness, ravens mystical gifts bring opportunities for deep, healing transformations, bringing Light into what may first appear as total darkness. His abrupt caw, (stirring of the settled) is an invitation to awaken the soul into looking more closely and allowing Light into the dark corners. A closer look at raven reveals a deep, beautiful, blue-purple iridescence to his feathers and an invitation to look a bit closer. Three subtle ravens, symbolic of creative power, nest high within the web of foliage on the seven trees. Seven was chosen to represent completeness and perfection, the Light and the Dark coming together to complete and perfect the journey. Completing the symbolism, the edition size of Raven is 37 (three and seven). This piece sits a bit lower as an invitation to sit rather than run in fright form the darker corners of our lives. Sit with the darker corners, and invite the mystical powers of raven to be a messenger of the Light always found somewhere within the darkness. When we quiet ourselves and sit with the essence of what is there, we open ourselves to the deepest of transformations. The original piece was hand built in water-based clay using a coiling technique.

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