What would Captain Nemo's Mistress wear to the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Ball? I am sure it would be a lovely midnight black gown with purple and sea blue sequins, lace gloves with a gorgeous updo.
I
have always been intrigued with undersea creatures, especially
cephalopods. It is no surprise that my favorites are the squid and
octopus. They are able to change color faster than a chameleon and can
also change texture and body shape. If those camouflage techniques don't
work, they can still "disappear" in a cloud of ink, Magic in the deep
blue sea.
This one of a kind octopus neck sculpture was created
by crocheting non-tarnish bronze copper wire into strands then plaiting
them. I used an assortment of recycled, and vintage glass beads in hues
of violet, purple, aurora borealis, sea green and blue weaved into the
strands. A brass victorian octopus charm is securely wired onto a
recycled brilliant blue capiz shell. The shell measures about 2 inches
in diameter. This necklace has an old world Steampunk victorian feel.
This
one of a kind neck piece is lightweight and measures about 19 inches.
It closes with a bronze lobster claw clasp. The wire can be gently
scrunched smaller or into a slightly different shape to compliment your
neck.
I have a special octopus bracelet listed at https://www.etsy.com/listing/97969376/octopus-garden-crocheted-wired-wrist.
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