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  1. Flowers-in-Vase by Alyssa Martz, Image 2.

    Alyssa Martz

    Flowers-in-Vase

    majolica earthenware

    8.5 x 5 x 3 in

    $50

  2. Flower Essence (Bleeding Heart) by Lesley Anne Numbers, Image 2.

    Lesley Anne Numbers

    Flower Essence (Bleeding Heart)

    Original reductive wood block print

    14 x 11 in

  3. Flower Essence (Hawthorn) by Lesley Anne Numbers, Image 2.

    Lesley Anne Numbers

    Flower Essence (Hawthorn)

    Original reductive wood block print

    14 x 11 in

    $150

  4. Flower Essence (Datura) by Lesley Anne Numbers, Image 2.

    Lesley Anne Numbers

    Flower Essence (Datura)

    Original reductive wood block print

    14 x 11 in

    $150

  5. Flower Essence (Damiana) by Lesley Anne Numbers, Image 2.

    Lesley Anne Numbers

    Flower Essence (Damiana)

    Original reductive wood block print

    14 x 11 in

    $150

  6. Flower Essence (Wild Rose) by Lesley Anne Numbers, Image 2.

    Lesley Anne Numbers

    Flower Essence (Wild Rose)

    Original reductive wood block print

    14 x 11 in

  7. Flowers in Vase by Alyssa Martz, Image 2.

    Alyssa Martz

    Flowers in Vase

    majolica earthenware

    8.5 x 2 in

    $38

  8. Flip Flop Beach by Michelle Larson, Image 2.

    Michelle Larson

    Flip Flop Beach

    Thrift store frame, stained glass, shells and jewelry

    6 x 7.5 x 1 in

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About the artist

Therese Miskulin

I have been teaching art in the Sauk Prairie School District for 22 years using a variety of media. I have found in my Object Design classes that copper is an inexpensive and easy material for the students to work with. It can be etched, enameled and holds various patinas. Due to the lack of space and funding, I have focused on cold connections, meaning attaching the different components together using wire and/or rivets. Another new medium I have been investigating is Precious Metal CopprClay ™ . This new medium is molded, fired twice in an activated coconut carbon and tumble polished. It also can be enameled and soldered. My inspiration comes from organic items found in nature. I combine base metal with stones, resin and fused glass to produce a piece of jewelry.