The Tree Story Container Set by Kokili is driven by a desire to connect everyday patterns of living to the simple pleasures of the world around us. Sitting together on a table, the little forest delightfully holds the most commonly used herbs and spices. The set is available in a numbered, limited edition of 10. All sets are signed and given a certificate of authenticity.

Containers are culled from leftover, solid wood off-cuts, with species grouped to reflect particular regions of the world. Tops are made of a lead free cast glass. A cork stopper provides a seal to the container. Trays for the herb containers are available in polished nickel coated brass or solid wood. If interested in purchasing you will need to contact the maker to get pricing.

Ed Fairburn an English artist use vintage maps and star charts as canvases for hand drawn portraits. Cross-hatched patterns and shaded regions inside roads, borders, and rivers assimilate into the contours of faces, as if the images had always been secretly hidden in the map’s topography.

Fairburn has a new show of works alongside artist John Wentz at Mike Wright Gallery from November 6th - December 19th in Denver, Colorado.




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Check out these wonderful land art installations by Sylvain Meyer who modifies wooded areas and landscapes to create various impermanent patterns, sculptures, and textures. All of these installments were created without the use of Photoshop, even the mossy spider. Check out more work from Meyer on Flickr.



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