Nature isn’t all sunshine and green grass. Read Botany of Desire or stroll through some Poison Ivy for further proof. This Wisconsin-based potter captures the botanical gothic in strangely sensual pieces that we both love and kinda fear. But then, the name is “Mesmerizing Poison Sea Urchin.”
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Despite our land-locked zip codes, the serves as a strong inspiration for the artist, Kathi.
The darkly beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces
often incorporate natural materials such as driftwood.
often incorporate natural materials such as driftwood.
The attraction is dangerous but the prices are not. This vase is just $30.
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Comments (3)
the first picture.... can you say "Audrey II" from little shop of horrors? haha
E.M.H. - LMAO!!
Thank you for sharing my work, I am so flattered. I have enjoyed your well written and beautifully setup blog and will share the link with friends and family.