Handmade Elk Rattle with Leather, Feathers and Oregon Driftwood Handle - Painted with a Cross Emblem wood print Over the course of three

Over the course of three days I recorded the making of this painting from start to finish and posted the results on social media in the form of a trilogy

as the Shaman was singing the closing song at the end of my last night

In a pivotal scene in the Ramayana

in beautiful Washington State

Handmade Elk Rattle with Leather, Feathers and Oregon Driftwood Handle - Painted with a Cross Emblem wood print Over the course of threeThe rawhide head is made of elk. The handle is driftwood from the Oregon coast. Wrapped with leather and adorned with feathers. This is a nice bright, loud sounding rattle. Filled with corn. Made from raw materials and painted by Moksha in February 2026.