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Stone Gallery
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Artist: Bruce Watson
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Functional Art
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Stone Coffee Table
Size: 51.5"l x 23.5"w x 16.75"h
Slate slab surrounded by mosaiced tile, all inset into
hand-crafted stained table.
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Décor
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River Stone Vase
Size: 3.5" circumference x 4.5"h
Granite Agglomerate
$30 Cdn * |
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Candle Stone
Size: 7" circumference x 2"h
Sedimentary river rock.
$20 Cdn * |
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Free Form Stone Vase
Size: 6"h x 4"w x 3.75"d
Granite
$20 Cdn * |
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Rectangular Stone Vase
Size: 6.75"h x 3"w x 2.5"d
Granite
$20 Cdn* |
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Mirrors
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Stone Mirror - two mirrors inset
Size: 15.5"h x 11"w x 1.75"d
Geometrically placed quartzite with two carved circles revealing the mirror behind, all set into hand-crafted stained frame.
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Stone Mirror - one mirror inset
Size: 10"h x 10"w x 1.5"d
Mosaiced slate with inset rectagular mirror surrounded by a rich, hand-crafted, stained frame.
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Ikebana
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Green Marble Ikebana
Size: 1.75"h x 9"w x 9.5"l
Green Marble
$30 Cdn * |
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Yellow Granite Ikebana
Size: 2"h x 9.25"w x 10.5"l
Granite
$30 Cdn* |
What is Ikebana?
Ikebana is the Japanese art of formal flower arranging with special regard shown to balance, harmony and form. It is derived from the Japanese words ikeru which means "to arrange" and hana which means "flower".
Traditionally, arranged flowers were set into the toko-no-ma, the alcove in rooms where guests were normally received. Today they are also frequently seen in entrance halls and living rooms, as well as in lobbies of large buildings and shop windows.
The decision of what flowers to arrange is guided by the desire to create harmony between the flower and container and to find flowers that blend in well with the surroundings. Although layer after layer of flowers is used in western floral arrangements, in Ikebana the key to consideration is to use as few stems and leaves as possible in composing elegant contours that highlight the flowers' beauty.
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*Note:
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Sizes are approximate.
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Plus all applicable taxes, shipping and handling.
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