A real pinecone — its scales sectioned and set — is cast in blue sparkle epoxy, so the cone's woody rosettes float in a night-sky field. Laura cast the blank herself, then turned it and polished the resin to depth. Where the lathe cut through the cone, it revealed patterns no one had ever seen, because they had never been open to light before.
Pinecones are built to wait years for their moment. This one's arrived.
One made. No second.
Details Pinecone cast in blue sparkle epoxy Polished resin finish Chrome hardware Wipe clean; keep from prolonged direct sun Crafted in Trinidad, Colorado Blank cast and turned by Laura Walsh
