Sculpture - Beginning Glyph National Geographic The reverse of each cover

The reverse of each cover is made of plain black cotton with a slit for easy insertion of a cushion

Working in the colonial tradition of reverse painted glass

Working in the celadon technique

Slender ribbons of sterling silver fill butterfly wings with graceful tendrils

Sculpture - Beginning Glyph National Geographic The reverse of each coverSculpted in low relief, this Maya glyph represents the beginning of something in time and space. The awakening upon achieving the proper balance between the external and internal, it channels energy to the task at hand. When placed before numbers, it indicates the beginning of what transpires in the following 24 hours. Elisa Camarena crafts the piece with resin and presents it on a pinewood base. Pinewood and resin 0. 17 lbs 4. 9 inches H x 2. 4