I talked about Navajo Willow on one of the forums, I think it was this one, anyway I posted some pics of it on picturetrail, the colors are pretty but almost to suttle to show up in the pictures...
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Very nice, good to know there are so many nice examples of wind spirits here...really going to have to try one some day! CallynneComment
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Hi-Ho, great work! I, too, love woodspirits and will have to turn my attention to trying some at some point. I love to carve willow, but its probably different from the Navajo Willow you are using. I just love looking at what other folks are up to. Thanks!
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