| Botanical Art |
| I first grow the flowers in the massive gardens that surround my Studio & Gallery, then they are harvested for use in the winter months. The ever lastings are hung to dry, to be used in the everlasting wreaths. Other flowers are pressed to be used in the pressed flower verses, The rest or the flowers and herbs are dried and stored in air tight containers to be used in making homemade potpourris and herbal soaps. |
| I get my inspiration, and essential supplies from my garden to create everlasting gifts to adorn your home! |
| Wreaths are ancient symbols; Egyptian art shows that they accompanied the dead on their voyage to the other world. Throughout the ages the weaving of plants and flowers in circular form has been a material expression of the continuing cycles of the seasons, of birth, death, and rebirth. |
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| Folk Art Gallery Open to the Public April - Dec. 10am. - 5pm daily (Closed Tuesdays ) Jan. - March by appointment only 1323 Cochecton Turnpike Tyler Hill, Pa. 18469 pbsart12@yahoo.com 570-224-6669 |
| To see all available pieces in the botanical category, please go to the shop online gallery. |
