This pendant began as a piece of fallen bark — collected from ancient woodland, cleaned, and prepared entirely by hand. The centre panel is painted in gold botanical motifs on deep black, framed by a gold dot border and a fine white line running through the composition. The natural grain of the bark forms the border; no two pieces share the same edge.
Fibratus is the cloud formation where parallel bands radiate outward from a single point on the horizon — the sky opening from one source of light. Each piece in the Bark & Grain jewellery series is named for a cloud. One name. One pendant.
Details
Material: Reclaimed bark · acrylic paint · gold acrylic · UV resin seal · chain or cord included
Size: Approx. 7 cm at longest point · weight is negligible
Finish: Sealed for durability · gold motifs sealed to prevent wear
Cord: Waxed leather cord included · gold-plated chain available (+£3)
Care: Keep away from prolonged water exposure · wipe with a soft dry cloth
Origin: Tyntesfield woodland, North Somerset · National Trust estate · made by hand in Bristol, UK
What makes this piece yours
One of a kind: The natural grain and edge of the bark make this piece unrepeatable.
Found form: The parallel bands of gold follow the bark's own grain — the painting echoes what was already radiating through the wood.
Contrast: Raw, textured bark against hand-painted gold creates something that feels both ancient and luminous.
Packaging
Each piece arrives in a hand-painted jewellery box with a hand-drawn ACEO illustration from the artist, a note on the bark's origin and the story of the piece, hand-signed and with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Each work in the Bark & Grain series carries one name. The bark is real — not cast, not replicated, not recreated. A two-hundred-year-old pine shaped it. Collected, restored, and painted — one brushstroke at a time — until its story surfaced. None of it can be repeated. One piece. Forever.
This pendant began as a piece of fallen bark — collected from ancient woodland, cleaned, and prepared entirely by hand. The centre panel is painted in gold botanical motifs on deep black, framed by a gold dot border and a fine white line running through the composition. The natural grain of the bark forms the border; no two pieces share the same edge.
Fibratus is the cloud formation where parallel bands radiate outward from a single point on the horizon — the sky opening from one source of light. Each piece in the Bark & Grain jewellery series is named for a cloud. One name. One pendant.
Details
Material: Reclaimed bark · acrylic paint · gold acrylic · UV resin seal · chain or cord included
Size: Approx. 7 cm at longest point · weight is negligible
Finish: Sealed for durability · gold motifs sealed to prevent wear
Cord: Waxed leather cord included · gold-plated chain available (+£3)
Care: Keep away from prolonged water exposure · wipe with a soft dry cloth
Origin: Tyntesfield woodland, North Somerset · National Trust estate · made by hand in Bristol, UK
What makes this piece yours
One of a kind: The natural grain and edge of the bark make this piece unrepeatable.
Found form: The parallel bands of gold follow the bark's own grain — the painting echoes what was already radiating through the wood.
Contrast: Raw, textured bark against hand-painted gold creates something that feels both ancient and luminous.
Packaging
Each piece arrives in a hand-painted jewellery box with a hand-drawn ACEO illustration from the artist, a note on the bark's origin and the story of the piece, hand-signed and with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Each work in the Bark & Grain series carries one name. The bark is real — not cast, not replicated, not recreated. A two-hundred-year-old pine shaped it. Collected, restored, and painted — one brushstroke at a time — until its story surfaced. None of it can be repeated. One piece. Forever.