In alignment with a contribution titled Holistic Beekeeping at the Etsy Storque today many of my fellow team members are celebrating with handmade marvels associated with the honey bee.
This post also launches our first ever Blog it Forward: BEE up with bloggers from all over the world writing about their bee related handmade item or to share a bee story.
1. Handmade Fabric Brooch by Blue Terracotta2. Honey and the Bee Earrings by Star of the East
3. Bumble Bee Handmade Wool Felt Pincushion by SeaPinks
The honey bee is one of the primary pollinators to most of our crops and as such we are dependent on her for our fresh food. Some say that she is the key to facilitating Paradise here on Earth.
1. Sterling silver ring with amber by Masaoms
2. Baby Hare Polliner Soft Sculpture by Dragon House of Yuen
3. Organic Honey Dipper Rattle by Little Sapling Toys
4. Honey comb textured ring by Quercus Silver
5. On Poppies and Bee, original ink and watercolor painting on clay by The Joy of Color
2. Baby Hare Polliner Soft Sculpture by Dragon House of Yuen
3. Organic Honey Dipper Rattle by Little Sapling Toys
4. Honey comb textured ring by Quercus Silver
5. On Poppies and Bee, original ink and watercolor painting on clay by The Joy of Color
She is a remarkable little insect with multiple talents and dedicated to the survival of her hive. In her short life span she will hold many jobs including cleaning, midwifery, building, making honey, guard duty and foraging.
1. Honeybee Necklace by Aroluna
2. Honey stone druzy ring by Jealousy Design
3. HONEY Scarflette Neckwarmer by Ixela
4. Honey Bee Stoneware pottery bowl by Glazed Over
5. Taste of Honey Necklace by Just CHARMING
6. Bee Keeper Necklace by Decorate the Diva
7. Honey Comb Cuffs by TwoKnit
8. Busy Bees Montage by PeyLu
2. Honey stone druzy ring by Jealousy Design
3. HONEY Scarflette Neckwarmer by Ixela
4. Honey Bee Stoneware pottery bowl by Glazed Over
5. Taste of Honey Necklace by Just CHARMING
6. Bee Keeper Necklace by Decorate the Diva
7. Honey Comb Cuffs by TwoKnit
8. Busy Bees Montage by PeyLu
Honey bees depend on one another completely for their survival. When they begin building their new home they hang from each other like little gymnasts creating a perfect plumb line, called festooning, to build their honeycomb. The comb is a marvelous feat of engineering featuring cells on both sides and perfectly uniform in shape.
1. Queenie - Enameled Charm Bracelet by Bullfinch & Barbury2.Brood Comb Original Collage Painting by Sarah John Afana
3. Deer and Bees Woodland Pottery Tray by One Clay Bead
Bee happy!
Article and Blog it Forward Image by Roxana Villa of Illuminated Perfume
10 comments:
I really enjoyed your Storique article, Roxana! I found it a wonderful idea to make do something about it as a team! Congrats!
fabulous Storque article, Roxana, congrats and thank you for sharing.
A very well written storque article Roxana - a true love story! thank you
these bee choices are superb
Wonderful article and thank you for including me!
This is such a fantastic and beautiful feature of all those
really wonderful works!!!
This is awesome!!! Thank you for including my necklace in all these amazing bee choices!!! ~Renee
This is the Bee's Knees. Roxana.
An inspiring thought in action.
Thank you so much.
Very cool that the bees are getting so much attention!
Gorgeousness!! All this beauty almost makes me forget I'm allergic to them:)
The storque article was fantastic! Thanks for including my work in this post.
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