Pots I Love - Nancy Green Ikebana
This piece has been in my collection for almost a year and it gets used regularly. I love to garden, food, flowers, shrubs, any kind of plant as long as it's not invasive. Even better if it's native but I also enjoy some non-natives that seem friendly and beautiful. The thing is, I hate to cut the flowers and bring them in the house to fill a vase. I never seem to have enough blooms and I like to share them with my neighbors. That's why I like this ikebana pot. I only have to cut 3 plants to make a pretty arrangement for the house. Plus, it's just a beautiful pot.
This ikebana was made by Nancy Green whose studio is in Watkensville GA which makes it fairly easy for me to find her pottery. She has a fantastic grasp of the Japanese esthetic, something I'm draw to.
It's been a long time since I've shown you any pottery from my collection. I've had other things to write about, I guess.
Check out the gallery page - Future Relics Gallery by Lori Buff
This ikebana was made by Nancy Green whose studio is in Watkensville GA which makes it fairly easy for me to find her pottery. She has a fantastic grasp of the Japanese esthetic, something I'm draw to.
It's been a long time since I've shown you any pottery from my collection. I've had other things to write about, I guess.
Check out the gallery page - Future Relics Gallery by Lori Buff
I like the simplicity of ikebana
ReplyDeleteI do too but a lot of thought and work actually goes into a really good one. I'm not there yet, I'm just trying to make something pretty.
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