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mosaic
gallery 4 - flower pots, lamps, birdbaths
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#154 -
Oh
La La Lamp!
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On the
left: Notice how the
lamp starts out a golden yellow and then turns into purples and
blues. The amber beading around the lamp shade picks up the
yellow/gold tile and glows from the light bulb. |
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| 9/20/06 - I've
finished gluing all the bits and pieces of tile. Next
I'm going to grout in a terra cotta which will compliment
the golden yellows and purples. Then, I think, I'll embellish
the lampshade. (I can't just place a plain off-white silk shade on
this lamp!) How about some feathers and beading! Well, maybe just
beading. 9/20/06
Sold
- Acquired by K. N. - Gainesville, Florida
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#108
- Mosaic
Flower Pot |
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- What I want you to see are the three different sides to this pot. I especially like
the seahorse, which has textured ridges from the tiles I chose.
Dimensions:
11" H x
14" W, 39" diameter
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#134 - Ms. Peggy Lee
- Birdbath
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Dimensions:
Height:
23.5"
Base
width: 10.75"
Top
Depth: 5.75"
Weight: Solid
Concrete, Pro. 90 pounds
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Comment: This is a
departure from my usual style. The grout is a sandy tan which
doesn't compete with the colors of the tile. The piece is very
cheerful. I used lots of turquoise, pink, yellow, periwinkle
blue. The top features a small ceramic bird perched on the edge.
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| "The power of
being alone with earth and skies, of going about a task with
quietude, aware at once of earth's surrounding mood, and of an
insect crawling on a stone."
Vita Sackville-West - 1927
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