Art: Stone and Flowerpot :: Daily and Fresh 📷 (107/366)
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Hello!
Today I present you with an artwork.
It's a quadriptych, "Stone and Flowerpot".
I hope you like it.
I heard the blackbird sing today. I've been hearing it a lot lately. I would like to capture it with my camera, but they have just been too elusive lately. I can hear them, but I can't see them.
I'll be back.
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Look like an ancient pattern. I will await the picture you wanted to capture
It is very beautiful. Indeed a work of art.
Such a pot is used in our part of the world for grinding ginger, garlic, chillies etc.
You use flowerpots for grinding spices?
Or do they just look similar?
I think we got the pot from my mother when we moved together with Vera. I may be mistaken though.
It just looks like pot. However it is made of some stone. It looks like this
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Love the pottery. I once made a haunted house out of clay. Good fun!
Quadrputych, that's quite a word! I had to look that one up. 😅
For anyone who's interested: "quadriptych. Noun. (plural quadriptychs) (art) A picture or series of pictures painted on four panels."
"Quadriptych"... Ah, thank you for the correct spelling. I'll fix it right away. 😅
Its a beautiful flower vass or pot, its very similar kind in asia is hand grider 'haman dista'!
That stone shot in particular was so cool to watch :)