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bonsai gem tree Small Wire Gemstone Tree Blue Lace Agate / Copper

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bonsai gem tree Small Wire Gemstone Tree Blue Lace Agate / CopperThese small wire gemstone crystal trees are made to order in the gemstone and wire of your choice. On average, our small crystal bonsai trees have the approximate size below. Please note due to availability of wood slices on our homestead and our gemstone suppliers, color and size may vary slightly. Wood Base Size: ~2. 5" Wood Base Height: 2" Total Sculpture Height: 5" Choose from the following gemstone: African Bloodstone Amber Resin Amethyst Apatite

These small wire gemstone crystal trees are made to order in the gemstone and wire of your choice.

On average, our small crystal bonsai trees have the approximate size below. Please note due to availability of wood slices on our homestead and our gemstone suppliers, color and size may vary slightly.

  • Wood Base Size: ~2.5"
  • Wood Base Height: 2"
  • Total Sculpture Height: 5"

Choose from the following gemstone:

  • African Bloodstone
  • Amber Resin
  • Amethyst
  • Apatite
  • Aventurine (green)
  • Aventurine (red)
  • Blue Lace Agate
  • Carnelian
  • Catseye Quartz
  • Citrine (yellow)
  • Coral (red)
  • Crazy Lace
  • Dalmatian Jasper
  • Fluorite
  • Goldstone
  • Howlite (dyed turquoise)
  • Labradorite
  • Magnesite
  • Moss Agate
  • Onyx
  • Pink Rhodonite
  • Pyrite
  • Quartz (clear)
  • Rainbow Moonstone
  • Red Garnet
  • Red Jasper
  • Rose Quartz
  • Sardonyx
  • Snowflake Quartz
  • Sodalite
  • Tiger’s Eye
  • Tree Agate
  • Turquoise (natural)

Choose from the following wire type:

  • Brass
  • Copper
  • Silver Nickel

Enhance your cottagecore home or office decor with positive vibes. Our gemstone trees create a beautiful conversation piece.

All trees wrap securely around a slice of wood lovingly gathered on our family’s ranch. No two wood bases are the same! The bottom of each sculpture features a black felt bottom to protect your furniture’s surface. Absolutely NO glue is used to secure crystals or roots. We take pride in producing a clean and minimalistic look for our wire trees.

I strive to offer home, office, and altar decor with a sense of comforting and grounding energy. Art that can help you feel balanced, nurtured, and calm. Know that when you purchase a one of a kind wire tree sculpture from The Twisted Woodland, a piece of our home and heart becomes a part of yours.

Custom and personalized wire tree sculptures are available for commission. Please contact us for more information regarding available gemstones in stock, wire options, and other inquiries. A deposit must be paid before getting to work on your custom tree art.

Handcrafted in Central Texas by an Army Veteran and Reiki charged by my loving wife. Please check out our Facebook page for upcoming local events to shop local and say hello.

 

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= Feng Shui Tree =

Also known as Feng Shui crystal trees, gemstone trees are often placed in various areas of homes to bring good luck, abundance, harmony, or promote happiness.
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= Celtic Pagan Wiccan Altar Decoration =

Crystal gem trees may be placed on an altar as a symbolism of Earth, as well as pay respect to our ancestors, including a deity such as Cernunnos.

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= Meditation Altar Decor =

A wire tree sculpture can bring a sense of balance and harmony to a meditation altar to help bring focus to the present.

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= Spiritual and Sacred Space Decor =

A crystal tree is a beautiful conversation piece go have in a place of business that creates a relaxing environment such as:
» Reiki Practitioners
» Yoga Instructors
» Hypnotherapists
» Life, Health, and Wellness Coaches
» Acupuncture
» Chiropractic Care
» Massage Therapy
» Esthetician
» Doulas
» Natural Birthing Centers

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