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The catchers themselves are clever objects in various formations, among them a snare in the form of a Venus fly trap, a lure made of vine and steel pins and a cricket grabber of wrought steel and tulle.
Hermione's wand (before it was stolen) was made of vine wood and dragon heart-string, and was fairly dark.
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There are fanciful vine benches at each entrance, a folly (a decorative abstraction made of vines) and an arbor framing a long pathway.
Kahawa Shamba's huts are made of vines from the nearby forest and thatched with dried banana-leaf, and have twin wrought-iron beds with ensuite showers and locally made soaps.
A better thought is to expand on that saying by changing it to "The material is set up like a pyramid made of vines; the information builds upon each other but also is woven together.
I especially like Bedrock's Ode to Lulu rosé, made of old-vine mourvèdre in the Bandol style, fresh, vibrant and lightly floral with an underlying savory note and a steely spine of acidity.
The rosado was made of old vines of the listán negro grape, which is perhaps better known as the mission, a grape that was widely planted in California by Spanish settlers, but has largely disappeared there.
In summer, tables spill out onto the street, covered by a çarşaf (a sun shade made of trellised vines and ivy) and are thronging with Beyoğlu's boho set, sipping on ice-cold Efes Pilsen.
"I made Vine after Vine after Vine".
Chimpanzees "fish" for termites and ants with probes made of grass stalks, vines, branches, peeled bark, and midribs of leaves.
Standing apart from the other artists in a good sense is Baltimore sculptor Rachel Rotenberg, whose abstract sculptures are made of wood and vines that have been partially painted.
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