Handmade Double Chamber Elk Rattle with Leather and Feathers wood print In fact I almost abandon

In fact I almost abandon it but I’m glad I decided to finish it because I think it’s now one of my favorite abstracts

ubiquitous around the Pacific Northwest which are host to so much new life

Hornets are such tiny fragile creatures yet they can be downright vicious

There is no ego about it and you seem to enter a dialog with God where you are able to easily receive and translate something into the material world

Handmade Double Chamber Elk Rattle with Leather and Feathers wood print In fact I almost abandonThe rawhide head is made of elk. The handle is driftwood from the Oregon coast. The base of the head has a leather wrap. Filled with corn for a bright crisp sound. This is a brand new design that Moksha came up with recently. The two chambers are connected, not separate but it still makes the sound of the rattle fuller and more lively than the standard rattle shape. Made from raw materials by Moksha in February 2026.