Showing posts with label Art From The Heart Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art From The Heart Gallery. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn...Emerson


Tigers Eye Acorn Necklace
           Spoken by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and handmade by me. 

Also, an always classic sold sterling silver acorn in 3-dimension
And this Fall, I'm showing Jody Funk's clay jewelry  in the Gallery:



Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Thinking Christmas already

Who doesn't appreciate the addition of a fresh flower in the home?  Whether a gardener or not, there is always just a little something pretty to be brought in from outside.  That's what makes these beautiful Ikebana vases so wonderful as presents...like a complementary frame makes a painting so much more...so does the perfect vase for the simplest floral sprig of hydrangea, Christmas holly or single poinsettia.   Come vist the Gallery to see the full selection. 

Monday, September 27, 2010

Pottery Jeito

I recently read Eat, Pray, Love.   There's a part in the book where the author muses over what single word would describe a city, herself, a friend etc.   Keeping with that theme, there's a Portuguese word I've loved since 1979 when I lived in Brazil called  JEITO.  It's difficult to capture the full meaning of the word in English (which is part of why I love the word) but it means something or somebody that has a "way about them" that just flows, that mystifies, that creates magic, that comes easily, that others want.   So I dedicate my word JEITO to Asheville KPhillip's pottery whose work I've sought for my Gallery since I opened.  I am in love with his pottery and he is one nice fellow with a lovely family.   His background and love of printmaking shows through in his unique pottery. 
Garlic Keeper




Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Classic Woodie and Gallery shot


What are the chances of this classic Woodie car parking in just the perfect spot near my Gallery in Black Mountain, NC...and me having my digital camera handy to get a photo while the parking place in front of the Gallery was empty?!!!  This was better than seeing a double rainbow.   Check out the surfboard and the license plate which reads "REALWOOD".   Does anyone know the year of this model?