Zarino's Flow Copper Hand Spiral
Some pieces aren’t worn on the wrist or the finger, they rest across the hand itself, and that changes everything. I made this for those who need to feel something moving through them, the spiral shaped by hand from a single length of copper wire, coiled ring by ring from the center outward until the form is complete, with the tail extending across the back of the hand where it stays against the skin throughout the day.
Copper has been worn against the body for thousands of years by people who needed their circulation to keep moving. The ones who return to me often say the same thing. Their hands felt different in a way they couldn’t quite explain, and eventually they stopped trying to.
This is one of the final pieces I will make before I close my workshop for good. I hope it finds the hands that are ready to feel that sense of flow again.
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Zarino's Flow Copper Hand Spiral
Some pieces aren’t worn on the wrist or the finger, they rest across the hand itself, and that changes everything. I made this for those who need to feel something moving through them, the spiral shaped by hand from a single length of copper wire, coiled ring by ring from the center outward until the form is complete, with the tail extending across the back of the hand where it stays against the skin throughout the day.
Copper has been worn against the body for thousands of years by people who needed their circulation to keep moving. The ones who return to me often say the same thing. Their hands felt different in a way they couldn’t quite explain, and eventually they stopped trying to.
This is one of the final pieces I will make before I close my workshop for good. I hope it finds the hands that are ready to feel that sense of flow again.
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Some pieces aren’t worn on the wrist or the finger, they rest across the hand itself, and that changes everything. I made this for those who need to feel something moving through them, the spiral shaped by hand from a single length of copper wire, coiled ring by ring from the center outward until the form is complete, with the tail extending across the back of the hand where it stays against the skin throughout the day.
Copper has been worn against the body for thousands of years by people who needed their circulation to keep moving. The ones who return to me often say the same thing. Their hands felt different in a way they couldn’t quite explain, and eventually they stopped trying to.
This is one of the final pieces I will make before I close my workshop for good. I hope it finds the hands that are ready to feel that sense of flow again.
