The talismans are made of many different materials. The wide range of elements that are used for this purpose, taking the energy of the cosmos and harnessed to benefit different objectives, according to the material fact that is the talisman.
The elements that must be avoided always to choose or make a talisman, plastic and other synthetic substances, because they lack power.
The best materials for this are metal, wood and clay.
Keep in mind the goal of each of these materials, and to choose the correct talisman for you.
Metal: if you choose this material, which seeks to be thin, malleable and as far as possible, stainless. In this way, you can manipulate it with ease, and make a figure like with a punch or other sharp object, as well as obtaining a long-term. The most suitable for this purpose are tinplate, the thin veneer and thin aluminum plates, among the most economic, or copper, silver or gold, among the most expensive and delicate.
Wood: in this case, there are no problems with the thickness, because the picture on the surface can be done with the same ease in any type of wood, provided it is used for this sharp object. Alike, whenever it is best to work with small parts and then varnish, so that figure is not distorted or away wood.
Clay: in this category, you can use both pottery kiln as cold, since in both cases, you're using a material provided by Mother Nature. You can also use a very economical and malleable product called "cold porcelain", which are usually used to make dolls.
The elements that must be avoided always to choose or make a talisman, plastic and other synthetic substances, because they lack power.
The best materials for this are metal, wood and clay.
Keep in mind the goal of each of these materials, and to choose the correct talisman for you.
Metal: if you choose this material, which seeks to be thin, malleable and as far as possible, stainless. In this way, you can manipulate it with ease, and make a figure like with a punch or other sharp object, as well as obtaining a long-term. The most suitable for this purpose are tinplate, the thin veneer and thin aluminum plates, among the most economic, or copper, silver or gold, among the most expensive and delicate.
Wood: in this case, there are no problems with the thickness, because the picture on the surface can be done with the same ease in any type of wood, provided it is used for this sharp object. Alike, whenever it is best to work with small parts and then varnish, so that figure is not distorted or away wood.
Clay: in this category, you can use both pottery kiln as cold, since in both cases, you're using a material provided by Mother Nature. You can also use a very economical and malleable product called "cold porcelain", which are usually used to make dolls.
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