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This set is inspired by the warm patina that some metals evolve over time. The orange jewel is unlike anything produced by nature. Of course, it is commonly found upon Ellyion. Faedowin is a small village north of the Great Woods. There is a path marker near the stone bridge. It is the marker that has this patina and is set with an orange jewel.  It was a small village like so many that dotted the countryside. There was, however, one thing that made the village at Faedowin some what unique.....a stone bridge. It was just a small bridge, but it had a solid look to it as if it had been hewn from the ground rather than by the hand of man. Solid despite the fragile rail of wood that skirted one side. The bridge at Faedowin lay some where along a winding dirt path. Under the bridge ran a rocky creek, the sort boys are fond of playing in during hot summer days. Nearly every child of Faedowin could tell you some magical story about the bridge which seems particularly endowed with enchantment in the late afternoon. A time when the sun pours light between the leaves of the trees and dances upon the water. The sun was magic, but so was the musical sound of the creek whose voice always seemed to have something to reveal. But the true magic did not lay in the woods, sun or creek. Rather, it existed in those special moments when a parent brought a child there to sit upon the stone bridge at the end of the day. And though no words might be spoken much of the heart was revealed in the enchantment of the moment. from...."Memories of Faedowin", written under the Lady's taken name of Karlonna |
There have been people all along the way that have made a difference in my life. These sets are dedicated to them. This set is dedicated to Jonathan and to the artist that dwells within him. Thank you for redefining the meaning of patience to me. Sometimes what is last becomes first. |
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