This ceramic version of Anillos was a public art piece, located in downtown Lake Oswego, OR, as part of their Gallery Without Walls. She was unveiled in 2006 and won the People's Choice Purchase Award and was dedicated as a permanent part of the Gallery Without Walls. There she resided for 12 years, until a vandal shattered her. She was eventually restored, emulating kintsugi, and cast in bronze. The first casting of the bronze Anillos resides at the Price Sculpture Forest in Coupeville, WA.