Receptacle of sacred objects, a single white feather and a bone-bleached snail shell accompany each other through the fabric of time. Part of the collection of works referred to as the Seba, these pieces focus on the meditative practice of creating a repeating star pattern. Seba is the name of the five-sided star glyph ancient Egyptians adopted and used both as representation and also as symbol in their lexicon of hieroglyphs.

Featuring a gray washed shadowbox frame, this piece measures 5" x 7" x 2"