The stone library
Eighteen materials. One palette.
Every stone and wood the house works with, what it looks like under the three lights, and what tradition has said about it.
Stones with light inside them.

Silver-sheen obsidian
Black glass with a silver sheen that only shows at an angle.

Clear quartz
Water-clear or faintly cloudy; a single sphere reads as a point of light.

Grey moonstone
Cool blue-grey with a soft internal glow that moves with the light.

White crackle agate
Cloud-white with a fine internal fracture pattern, like ice.

Howlite
Porcelain white with grey veins like a map.
Not to attract, but to keep.
Wood takes on the hand that wears it.























