This Pitcher by Richard Wilhelmi was a graduation gift long ago.
It's a large thrown vase with beautiful workmanship.
I use it when I make gazpacho.
This xylophone is pentatonic, kids love it.
The baskets , on right from a trip to Mexico, lovely basketry.
The one on the left was an easter basket one year, it makes a good sewing basket.
These masks are from Guerrero MX, where masks are famous.
This artists was doing something very different, in black and white.
The scenes are of farmers in the fields, and swimming.
This is a bear print by a Seattle artist.
The frame was more than the print that I found at a junk store for 35.00.
These gold shoes are from the roaring 20's. They're a 6 1/2 narrow, from Philadelphia.
The box was decorated by Daisy for me fro Christmas one year, Kim helped her.
It's filled with fun wind up toys.
The drawing above of the teapot/ cozy is from a Canadian artist.
The bowl is Robin Hopper's work, Canada also, well known potter.
One the left in white with black and gold is an old piece of mine, a vase.
A close up of that drawing, it's amazing. I want that tea cozy!
The Shakatchie flute was a gift when I was in Japan. (Northern Honshu)
It was a delightful gift.
The dog is Mexican Fold art.
Goblets, very tall, and well made. I wish I had made them.
The art behind them is mine tho.
The bowl above is a Canadian potter, a woman.
This black gourd is mine, it's about 14" tall, clay.
The woodcut is mine as well.
The purple creature in Mexican Folk art.
The tiles in relief are mine, the black bowl, Mexican, and the mask,
I wish I would discover was an early Wiinblad.
The lily plate and bowl are form Mexico, and the vessel is mine.
These two vessels are mine as well. They are from a series of shapes called winged vessels.
Mexican Folk Art links from Amazon
Mexican Folk Art links from Amazon
