Those who survive the harsh conditions of the wilderness have little time for small-talk, and so prefer to introduce themselves in simple ways: for example, displaying a trophy they took from a savage beast that made the mistake of crossing their path.
That being said, it’s not usually a good idea to question whether or not the person wearing the trophy is the one who necessarily *earned* it, so they can also be a fashion statement.
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Any mariner knows that the sea is as dangerous as any wilderness, with just as many riches to be found and ways to bring about the demise of the unwary.
One such way is in the jaws (and the belly) of a shark: most sharks prefer not to prey on land-lubbers, and most times when a shark takes a bite of a person, they’ve mistaken you for something else; but even so that mistake can end up being lethal.
Not for the shark, though.
Any seafarers who fall foul of these “bloodhounds of the sea” – and survive – earn the right to wear a tooth of the beast as a trophy. The more encounters they survive, the more “trophies” they earn.
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• Polymer clay shark teeth:- 5.5cm x 4cm (single), 3cm x 2.5cm (pair), 2.5cm x 1.5cm (pair)
• Resin cast crystal pendant:- 8 x 2 x 2.5cm, transparent Sky Blue resin with metallic accents and UV reactive colouration
• blue and green hand painted wooden beads
• waxed cotton cord with adjustable sliding knot: max length 86cm / 43cm drop
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