Terminus was the Roman god of boundaries, marked by a simple stone. When the Capitol was rebuilt every deity agreed to relocate except him, who refused. The Romans took it as a good omen. A single branch reaches across the air from a low white pot. A figure that has decided where it stands.
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5 views, slowly
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The god who would not move.
- Dimensions
- Approximately 12 in wide, 10 in tall
- Materials
- Manzanita branch, reindeer moss, river stones, low white ceramic pot
- Edition
- One of one
- Studio
- Palm Springs, CA
Price on request
One of one. Collection is local pickup in the Palm Springs area; the work does not ship. Write for the price and to arrange it.
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The piece up close, where the texture of the wood, the lichen, and the stone become legible.
