The inner veinery of tamarind pods that Conor @ RedCatBlackCat sent me earlier this year.
Look what else my good old buddy saved for me after eating the sweet sour tamarind pulp:
Tamarind seeds! Click for larger image to see the lovely blue gem among the pebble of seeds. As if everything else isn't enough already. :).
I love it all, Conor. *You* are wonderful. The red dragonflies on the card you sent have also been flying in my head lately...
I have these around me as i am finishing up with my promise spoons. Want to do something with the tamarind veinery afterwards. i wonder what.
These are wonderful! Can't wait to see how you use them.
ReplyDeleteAlways good to have people around you who know exactly what inspires. Sounds like the beginning of a good story; like you have to walk backwards into a garden under a special moon and plant the blue pebble with the seeds or some such thing. But beware the agency of objects! Folktales can have unexpected endings.
ReplyDeleteVeinery & Seeds...they hold a thousand thoughts for me. Hope & Life are just two.
ReplyDeletewhy do i think you have a special sense of the intimate, the attention of a giant to the small vibrations of life. i like this thought.
ReplyDeletedon't know what EXactly a tamarand is. You talked about an image on my blog which was a grapefruit, called it that--
anyone who becomes a linguist is groovy in my book (where did that word come from)??
I wish you lots and lots of graces! What does red mean to you two? Tell us. Please. :)
occurs to me; those roots could be a just grown conversation--the lines like sentence structures and the filaments their emotional hope of reaching in.
ReplyDeleteHello- I've been meaning to drop by and say hello for a while. I check out your blog most days - Thanks for all your lovely words on lasuza - these little comments mean so much so I feel guilty for not replying sooner. I so enjoyed your dark soft red mysterious painting - dawn, dusk a storm brewing in a bloody sky. I hope your tamarind blooms. Be well.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I can't wait 2 c ur studio! Hopefully in a few weeks...
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ReplyDeleteSuch interesting and delicate objects, your friend knows you well.
ReplyDeleteOh! Your work is wonderful. I love the feeling of the earth, of simplicity and hidden treasures. Thank you for sharing , I will be back... Roxanne
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