Handmade Elk Rattle with Leather, Feathers and Oregon Driftwood Handle - Painted with a Cross Emblem wood print

Handmade Elk Rattle with Leather, Feathers and Oregon Driftwood Handle - Painted with a Cross Emblem wood printThe rawhide head is made of elk. The handle is driftwood from the Oregon coast. Wrapped with leather and adorned with feathers. This is a nice bright, loud sounding rattle. Filled with corn. Made from raw materials and painted by Moksha in February 2026.

but a frame is recommended

There is also some CANVAS GICLEE REPRODUCTIONS available here

but I think it’s more fun to let you decide what it means to you

and like a show-off I set out to make something cool in only one short night

it wasn’t yet a good painting in my opinion

this gives the rattle a softer and quieter sound compared to rattles filled with corn only

The handle is driftwood from the Oregon coast

I made a couple other paintings before this one which had no face

The word “marijuana” is a name that conveys the complexity of this plant

From the dappled light and shifting shadows a figure emerges and for a moment your heart comes to a dead stop

It was completely improvised with no pre-existing vision in mind

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