Kodama - Japanese Forest Spirits Style:Unikodama (Dentalium shell horn) please inquire

please inquire

There is a saying "without dark there is no light" - this deck and guidebook created by Australia's Stacey Demarco explores the shadow side as a way of leading toward the light

there are several surface inclusions in the stone

For the writer or artist in your life

The stone measures approximately 15x21mm at its widest points

Kodama - Japanese Forest Spirits Style:Unikodama (Dentalium shell horn) please inquireKodama come from Japanese folklore. It is believed they live in the trees and protect the forests. If properly cared for Kodama are thought to keep the land and forests fertile, and bring luck. They don't often leave their tree, but when they do you might spot them as a tiny glowing light orb in the forest. Protectors yes, but don't anger them or harm their tree or bad luck will definitely follow! Mounted on stumps with preserved moss and sometimes