buttons painted up his front and seams down his arms and legs in black
And then at the bottom
but this one pretty much explodes it
with the grain of the wood adding to the terrific sculptural quality of the man and his horse
antique sailor-made macrame baskets feel like such special things to me—in some part at least because I really like the image of sailors finely knotting these baskets to kill time
Antique French Deco Gold and Blue Micro-beaded Purse eathty buttons painted up his frontNot exactly my usual thing, but I find the beadwork on this, using tiny tiny metallic beads, so fine and lovely I could not resist it, and it feels quite glamorous and transportive. Made in France, c. 1920s I believe, it is a bit delicate to actually use now, and is missing a front closure, but I really like looking at it, and surely there are a variety of ways it could be displayed, or just kept around to serve as inspiration. Clearly it once was