I might suggest mounting a hook on the back and hanging it where it be seen both up close and from a distance--really spectacular
--old Indian cast bronze Dhorka box (the second of two in the shop
with a really warm patina to the dry wood
1950s pastel drawings by Tatiana McKinney (1909-2008) I have in the shop--and they are both truly luminous
and the pewter top screws on nice and snug
Mexican Folk Toys by Florence and Robert Pettit, 1976 First Edition Hardcover wooden architectural fragment I might suggest mounting aA fun one for the library, for the playroom, or for the studio, where it might inspire all sorts of things. The full title of this 1976 book is "Mexican Folk Toys, Festival Decorations and Ritual Objects," and indeed it covers lots of ground, including information about, and many pictures both black and white and color of all sorts of handmade toys and games, spiritual objects and the contexts in which they were are traditionally used, and a month by