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your wall, table top or meditation alter. I have always been fascinated with the written Chinese language. This symbolized calligraphy is one of the world's oldest and most beautiful written languages. In ancient times artists spent years perfecting their strokes in creating this abstract art form.
Tibetan, Hebrew,Sanscrit and Arabic calligraphy, as well as Native American symbols. |
Combine Communication
can send an inspirational message to family or friend. You can declare your love to that special person in your life or you can send a message or affermation to yourself. Positive affirmations can be used as tools to help your mind stay focused and centered. It can also be a way to say thank you over and over and over again.
am willing to try and find a translation for any positive message you want to send. |
The Plaques The large plaques are made of recycled (when available) slate 8"x 16" roofing tiles, galvanized steel or copper, coated with a poly sealer, 4"x 4" green slate tiles from India and 3"x 3" slate tiles cut from the roofing tiles. The characters or symbols are all hand carved from polymer clay, baked and then hand painted with a special paint that looks like metal. Because the characters are all hand carved, no two plaques are totally alike. The large plaques are mainly displayed on a wall, but can be displayed on a stand that can be purchased from an art store. The medium plaques are made of a single 4"x 4" green slate tile from India with a 3"x 3" black slate tile, galvanized steel mounted on a 8"x 8" black tile. The small plaques are made of hand tumbled 4"x 4" white marble tiles mounted on a 6"x 6" black paper-mache' back. Glass rods and Chinese coins can be used as embellishments. |
To see examples of Gin Chi Designs, click on Gin Chi Designs Example Art. To see examples of the kinds of messages that people have chosen to send or display in their homes, click on Gin Chi Designs Example Messages. To learn a little about me, the creator of Gin Chi Designs, click on Gin Chi Designs - About Virginia Moore. To contact me about creating a Gin Chi Design for you, click on Contact Virginia. |