This vase is traditionally called a Twig Vase because the handles at the sides are like twigs or branches. The photograph was taken at the gallery, where our club is holding their exhibition until the end of September, 2010. (see further below) The little white box on the left of the vase is below too .... and I understand it has just sold.Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Twig Vase, front
This vase is traditionally called a Twig Vase because the handles at the sides are like twigs or branches. The photograph was taken at the gallery, where our club is holding their exhibition until the end of September, 2010. (see further below) The little white box on the left of the vase is below too .... and I understand it has just sold.Monday, September 20, 2010
Round Box with Roses
Profile face with single rose
This tile, together with the Silhouette tile and the 2 boxes just below are presently in our club's exhibition being held in the Creative Tauranga Gallery in the city where I live - Tauranga.The two tiles are sitting back to back on a metal candelabra which I purchased in an antique shop in Texas 2 years ago. The stand has been spray painted in gold, and I have tied matching ribbons where the candels would normally go.
The edges of the two tiles have copper metallic sponged on to them - the metallic was a gift from my friend in Sydney, Sandra Greacen.
The silhouette tile sold on the opening night of the exhibition. Perhaps this lovely profile will sell before the exhibition is finished Oct 1st.
Silhouette face with roses
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Rose Box

This box is just 3" wide, and is actually white and not cream as shown in the picture. I took the photo in the evening - and I guess lack of light softened the white.
The stripes on the lid are matt white paint fired, and then covered with mother of pearl. You can't quite see the rose inside the box, but you can see the mother of pearl!
Patchwork Box
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