Polymer Clay | Rastafarian Eye of God

Rastafarian Eye of God

ByRebecca September 19, 2011July 26, 2018

Rastafarian Eye of God Medallion

This collection is currently available at Auburn Old Town Gallery.

The simple and strong bull’s eye attracted me even before I was aware of the powerful symbolism the shape represents. I was inspired to create the symbol with unconventional colors–to use a young and fresh color palette.

Sketch — I began by sketching the shape in a variety of colors

Mix Clay Colors — After selecting 8 color combinations I mixed my clay up in the colors I'd chosen.

Canes — Next I made "canes" of long solid rolls of colored clay. When cut, each slice yields a bull's eye bead.

Now for the fun! Time to play and use the cane slices in a variety of combinations.

Earrings

rings.9 — Rings

BigEyes Necklace

bowl.1 — Bowl

necklace.7 — Necklace

Companion Goddess Pendant

bracelet.3 — Bracelet

pendant.1 — Lizard Tail Pendant

buttons.3 — Buttons

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To see more about the traditional (glass) Eye of God beadmaking, use and history, please click here