Hagstones in the Anthropocene
Biomaterial Hagstones:
Created with a developing biomaterial recipe that’s completely biodegradable and utilises waste. Eggshells from my local bakery are bound with seaweed extract to create the base, then mixed with local waste products and favourite soils to pigment.
A ritual item made with the intent to protect, placed beside your front door or over your bed to ward off negative energy and spirits.
A token of protection, made with the environment in mind.
Biomaterial Hagstones:
Created with a developing biomaterial recipe that’s completely biodegradable and utilises waste. Eggshells from my local bakery are bound with seaweed extract to create the base, then mixed with local waste products and favourite soils to pigment.
A ritual item made with the intent to protect, placed beside your front door or over your bed to ward off negative energy and spirits.
A token of protection, made with the environment in mind.
Biomaterial Hagstones:
Created with a developing biomaterial recipe that’s completely biodegradable and utilises waste. Eggshells from my local bakery are bound with seaweed extract to create the base, then mixed with local waste products and favourite soils to pigment.
A ritual item made with the intent to protect, placed beside your front door or over your bed to ward off negative energy and spirits.
A token of protection, made with the environment in mind.