In my hobby of creating jewelry from metal clays then firing it to sinter it, I like to try to recreate the effect of the Japanese technique called mokume-gane ... mixed metals. In making this orca pendant I used bronze, bit of copper, and steel. It did not quite come out as I had envisioned, but it is still interesting
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