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Wonderful pieces with a deep feral spirit: Coyote's parts from taxidermy. I will honor the Spirit of this creature making feral, pagan and native themed creations with them. No Animal has been killed for profit, these are materials collected, recovered and taxidermized by Native American tribes of South and North Dakota and Minnesota. For these native cultures the Coyote is an important Totem, considered a "tickster" with transformation, adaptability and cunning virtues. The pieces are: the complete Skull, the "Mask" (the face), the Tail, 5 Fangs, 5 Claws and 5 Paw's Bones. Except the face, all the pieces will be worked into creations

A wonderful and magical gift I received for this Beltane: a pair of majestic Fallow Deer's antlers. They come from a beautiful place: agriturismo (https://www.deviantart.com/agriturismo)_stallealte The antlers' palms (the large parts) will be carved with ancestral and petroglyphs-themed decorations.

Some months ago I made an auction of a pyrography dedicated to the Italian Wolf (Canis Lupus Italicus) on my Facebook page and I used the gain to made an adoption of this wonderful creature. I want to share the certificate of this adoption (with a photo of the creation too). WWF Italy uses the money from these adoptions to protect and help Wolves in Italy and fighting poaching. Italian Wolves are a distincted subspecies of the Gray Wolf. They are coming back, because they escaped from extinction in 1970 and now there are about 1500/ 2000 Wolves in Italy, but they are still seriously endangered, because of anthropic causes, in particular p