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Parisian Sidewalk Cafe'
Mosaic Table with 2 Matching Chairs
A small mosaic cafe' table with matching chairs, is permanently set for
two. Black on ivory toile china is handcut and glued with the properly
placed stainless utensils, to all three pieces, surrounded by ivory stained
glass. A complementary vase may be custom ordered.
Use indoors or protected area outside. Do not use outside in inclement
weather.
Signed, Dated Original Mosaic; Marty Bosma (c) '07 $2600
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Lunch in Paris
A sidewalk table at a French cafe in Paris, is already set for two. The vase
of wildflowers was not created to match, but better. It was designed to
be the piece de resistance...a picture-perfect composition.
The table and chairs are "French Brocade" china, with stained glass
surround and perfectly set flatware. The seats and backs of each chair, is
mosaic on front AND back. You can see the fine mosaic craftsmanship from
every direction!
Indoor or protected outdoor use is recommended. Prevent freezing and
water immersion. sold
More of the china is available for another table for two. Contact Marty for
more information.
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Welcome to the Wilderness
Marty and Greg's log home in Michigan is located on a wooded, rolling
12 acres of reforested land and abundant wildlife overlooking and running
parallel to the Grand River. "We're in the boonies, just how we like it," said
Marty. She wanted to create an entry door that defined the couple, using
broken, used eco-friendly materials (right down to the hollow, dented, metal
door). She painted a backdrop (the sky and earth), and worked through a
long Michigan winter.
By spring they had their door, complete with native flora and fauna...
Norway Spruce, White Birch, Sugar Maple, Goldfinch, White-Tailed deer,
Wild Rabbit, ferns and flowers. The door has been photographed and
published several times, as "Newsworthy fodder for artistic tree-huggers
like me!"
Marty is considersing the creation of another mosaic mural, depending
on a client's philosophy and expectations. "I would need to believe that
a year of my life (possibly the highlight of my career), devoted to the
creation of a work that represented a life, belief or philosophy, would
add meaning, aesthetic pleasure and satisfaction to their environment.
That would make it worthwhile for me."
If interested, contact Marty.
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