Sweet Little Antique Penobscot Splint Ash and Sweetgrass Basket, Low and Round antique miniature show I love how formally akin

I love how formally akin these feels to antique reliquaries

if features 18 pages of simple sewing exercises and fabric samples

I purchased this photograph and a second of the same Chicago cement company together--but I think they are good for different reasons

spare walled plaza giving me a de Chirico sort of mood

The toys section is of course my favorite

Sweet Little Antique Penobscot Splint Ash and Sweetgrass Basket, Low and Round antique miniature show I love how formally akinLiving in New England and spending a lot of time up in Maine, I come across a lot of Wabanaki baskets (Wabanaki emcompassing the Abenaki, Mi'kmaq, Wolastoqiyik, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot.) I always admire them, but most of the time feel okay to leave them for someone else. I especially like the small, old ones though, and this one, displayed amid maybe 10 other larger and fancier ones, just struck me as if carrying an especially deep energy, which