Driftwood Earrings
Product of: Isle of Arran
The earrings are made from a piece of driftwood found on Kildonan
shore. This bit of timber probably came from a boat. I let the wood dry then cut into it to see if there are any
interesting patterns. I have sanded them smooth on one side and left them sea sculpted on the other side. Reminds me of the old saying that you’ve got to take the rough with the smooth.
They are approximately 65mm (2.5 inches) long and 12mm (0.5 inches) wide.
They will be sent in the gift-box.
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Reviews
I was a bit surprised at the size of these earrings – they are very big-but realised they would be perfect to go with a wacky jumper I have! They are well made and the grain in the wood is beautiful. I am pleased with them.
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John Connell (Formerly Honest Coffins)
I make various items in wood. Currently most of my signs are on oak from Arran whisky barrels. Things like the ashes caskets are made using timber grown in Arran and milled by a friend who lives just up the road. The products will vary slightly according to the piece of wood used. Feel free to contact me with suggestions, especially with Scottish and Gaelic sayings. I’ve just started learning Gaelic so please provide a translation.
Virtually all of the packaging I use is recycled.
Please note that I do not offer a gift wrapping service.


