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David Watson Hood, visual artist
Coire Bhreacain Yan.
Name Coire Bhreacain |
Date 2016 |
Stone Source and Type Tillymorgan slate with ‘jade’ inclusions |
Description. Small rounded rectangle stone of excellent quality Duan like texture, round ink pool with shallow integral water pool at centre of whirlpool pattern. |
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Mineral Patterns. Large crescent shaped glassy green stone ‘jade’ inclusion at top + a thinner less obvious ‘jade’ patches around ink pool best seen wet. |
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Other info Inspired by the whirlpool of Coire Bhreacain, usually anglicised to Corryvreckan. It is alleged to be the world’s third largest whirlpool located between the islands of Jura and Scarba. Coire Bhreacain can be translated as “the cauldron of the plaid”. In folklore it is where the winter hag ‘Cailleach Bheur’ washes her speckled plaid till it is white for winter. |
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Dimensions in centimetres Length,13.7cm Width, 10.4 Depth 2 |
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Price £250 |