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Crafting, Always
Pieces from the journey — some for Lusidore, some just for joy
Some of my previous experiments...
The Magic Wand
One of my earliest experiments with wood, magnets, and light. This wand glows when a special magnetic ring nears its handle — a quiet spell made real with simple elements.
It helped me realize how much wonder can come from the smallest gestures.
This “Magic Wand” was part toy, part curiosity — an early step in my journey combining crystals, magnets, and light. It sparked the ideas that would eventually become Lusidore: minimal, magical, and made by hand.
The tree of light
A later experiment in the Lusidore journey — crafted from a real olive tree branch, wired and shaped by hand. Every curve was a quiet negotiation with the wood’s natural will.
Delicate, earthy, and full of presence.
An early Lusidore study shaped from a real olive tree branch. I carefully hollowed, wired, and preserved its natural lines — letting the raw form stay honest while I brought light into it. It’s a quiet blend of nature’s asymmetry and human care.
