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which I have learned is called “yun-de
I imagine this sweet woodblock was carved by a member of a boy scout troop in the 1940s or so
These two wonderful drinking bowls were made by indigenous Canelos Quichua women in the Oriente (upper Amazonian) region of Ecuador
a truly lovely object
I found her at a wonderful estate sale chock full of mid-century and contemporary ceramics
Playful Tabletop Iron Sculpture of Couple with Joined Hands cedar bark which I have learned isI found this wonderful sculpture at the estate sale of an artist, though I do not know its maker. I love its clunkiness, and the creativity of the artist, who built the bodies of the two figures by welding together a mosh mosh of nuts and bolts and other assorted iron bits. It is equally great from front or back, and perhaps especially the back! And I really love the long, extended arms of this man and woman as they reach out for one another, giving
