I'm thinking of selling my house and building a smaller, more eco friendly place nearby. It's good fun doing drawings and dreaming about it. It's a timber framed double yurt shaped construction with a covered balcony running round the outside. Here are a couple of sketches:

Last year I started selling Anatolian kilims. They are made in an ancient tradition and contain symbolism, including Goddess motifs going back to the first settled prehistoric culture in Europe, some 6,000 years ago in Çatal Huyuk and Hacilar, Anatolia. I am selling a few on eBay but mainly from home, at a couple of local markets on my sculpture-ireland.com website where there's a section for the antique Anatolian kilims. Plus i'm selling off some of the antique and ethnic objects I have accumulated over the years in my eBay shop to help save up for a year off work, more travel, building that double yurt shaped house and spending some time in Dharamsala and Tso Pema in India. There are some weird and wonderful things if you are curious to see, from 18th century silk breeches, an Indian sari and old stuffed toy animals to antique Venetian trade beads, Afghan jewelry and a Tibetan thangkas and a big conch shell trumpet.

An 18th Century lantern with horn windows in my new eBay shop. http://stores.shop.ebay.ie/TRIBAL-RUGS-AND-KILIMS
From an elibelinde, goddess or “hands on hips” kilim from Anatolia in Turkey on my websitehttp://stores.shop.ebay.ie/TRIBAL-RUGS-AND-KILIMS
“Anatolia”, a woodcut print in the Prints section of my sculpture-ireland.com websitehttp://www.sculpture-ireland.com/main/WELCOME.html
Virūḍhaka from a Tibetan thangka with Dhṛtarāṣṭra two of the guardian gods of the four directions.http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/1xVbPwbCY07XFTkQusRVDA?feat=directlink
Dorje Nayonma or rma-chen, Queen of the twelve Tibetan Tenma Goddesseshttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/5iDTqNgEwiK2wMpNSyM2Ng?feat=directlink
I believe this is Maha Cundi, an aspect of Avalokiteshvara or Guan Yin.http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/edIwWpd_BoOiWE0epwRDdQ?feat=directlink
Yamantaka the wrathful form of the Bodhisattva Manjusri with his consort Vajravetali.http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/8lMo6JIZr9PwldTwxGW-8Q?feat=directlink
Kurukulla or Red Tara, the Great Goddess of Tibetan Tantra who watches over me in my bedroomhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/eBkPhaPEHaIvuod1jCRFxg?feat=directlink
The "first" Dzogchen yogi, Garab Dorje from a beautiful ancient thangka of Guru Rinpoche that I found folded up and tied with ribbon in a small village in Berkshire, Englandhttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/fwoQnIZWyTLDXM3HEtfY8w?feat=directlink
One of 18 Buddhas and Lamas in a thangka on my wall at home. See how many you can identify.http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/JQmsm86JaTcSoLL8cenq1w?feat=directlink
Ganesha, a lovely thangka in an album of thangkas some of which I am selling, so do ask if interestedhttp://picasaweb.google.com/hughrance/TibetanThangkas?feat=directlink