Greetings and good health!

What, ho! Aye, tis Naomi, returned from a lengthy absence. Could ye expect any less of a gypsy? Lucky for ye fine ladies and gentlefolk, Valos shackled me to this here chair so I couldn't wander off anew before updating ye.

We've another masterpiece to introduce to ye all, and what a spitfire it is:

Whimsical though this staff may be, its regal aura helps it blend in at formal occasions - though methinks it feels most at home in a garden or forest.

The staff's personality would be most dashing paired with a wizardly type, or mayhap a green witch oft working their magick in a lush garden.

As ye can gather, the staff head is immaculately carved into a tapered spiral, with large and small circles etched in the center. The wood's softness gave Valos many a fretful hour as he whittled carefully away, all too aware a stray forceful nudge could snap the wood, giving him naught for his efforts.

Ah, but we've all more faith than that in our goodly disciple of darkness, aye? If this beauty please ye, snatch it up before someone else does likewise!

Until we meet anon, fare thee well!

-Naomi

Greetings and Good Days!

I am just posting right quick today to let all know that the hunt for more staffs and wands has proven fruitful.  A couple new root staffs will be added to the listings soon, as well as several straight staffs.  Not to mention a rather hefty pile of wands that are currently being stripped and readied for more work.  I expect many photos to be added to the site this coming weekend. 

Thank ye for checking in, and we here at Renniewoods do hope to be hearing from all ye soon.

Fare Thee Well!!
-Valos

P.S. - We at Renniewoods would like to apologize for the lack of pictures.  A certain camera battery charger had gone missing, but has recently made itself available for use yet again.  We hope to have at least some pictures done during the coming weekend, and look to have them posted as soon as we can manage to do so.

Greetings and good health!

We've had a busy weekend traveling to different sites for a little photographic self-aggrandizement, and my feet are killing me! I've not a clue as to how Valos endures the sun beating down on his black robes. It's lucky for us our hard work has paid off, though.

Two more Ironwood pieces are now viewable on the Finished Work page. Valos detected distinct characteristics from both during crafting: the staff pictured above best embodies tenacity, while the staff to the left boasts agility.

Tenacity has a firm, steady energy and seems like it would make for an enduring companion during faire season. Agility, on the other hand, is much lighter. Its slender shaft has a strong but agile feel and is easy to maneuver.

Valos coated both pieces with natural stain to coax out Ironwood's natural beauty. These are simple pieces, but they don't require excessive ornamentation to be stunning.

I must bid you adieu until next week's update, so stay tuned.

Fare thee well,
Naomi