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RossIron makes Feng Shui-savvy sculptures from iron and stone. I saw a display at a kiosk at one of the ferry terminals in British Columbia (captive audiences make good art patrons, as evidenced by the two watercolors that found their way into my satchel).

The sculptures are whimsical and fun, and would likely make nice gifts for “people who have everything,” including space to put more stuff.

My favorite, I think, is the frog with a butterfly stuck to the end of its tongue. But a lot of the sculptures were neat. I try not to load up my suitcase with rocks, so I didn’t end up buying any of them.

The artist has an online catalog, but the tiny pictures aren’t representative of reality. The sculptures have more presence and appeal than is communicated there.