After a filling Thanksgiving holiday, look forward to spending an uplifting and inspiring couple of hours at a casual yet thoughtfully curated art show coming up this weekend, Saturday, November 25th at Marin Art and Garden Center. Freshly filled with intriguing artwork of every kind. Some of my one of a kind wire ornaments, beaded jewelry and fabric collaged collar scarf shown above plus a few more Kuwatani wallhangings are warmly and happily displayed and presented by Lilia of Werkstatt - ready to go. Hope to see you there!

Four botanically inspired fabric-collaged coasters made by kuwatani found in the gem of retail spaces Marin Art and Garden Shop.

Billy Cotton designed eclectic interior via billycotton.

Enamored with Kenichi Hoshine’s oil on panel via kenichihoshine.

Beautifully landscaped display of juxtaposition via thenewperennialist.

Many Colors Mobile no. 3 dangles cheerfully in kuwatani handmade shop. The many colors of this mobile were inspired by the vividly playful Cedric Morris painting via antiquestradegazette.

Made in California from hands seeking a certain mix, a soft yet structured boutonniere pin via kuwatanishop.

A beautifully calming drawing, illustrated by Lee Kyutae.

1. An alluring wallflower bouquet to soften and soothe your interior and your mind via kuwatani.

2. Craving that sense of comfort, warmth and cozy colored interior and finding it in Gordon Stewart Cameron’s The Red Sofa via artuk.

Imagining one of Kuwatani’s mobiles dangling in any Erica Tanov interior - this one via Rue - is wondrously playful.

A tabletop botanical no. 1 fits in nicely on the round table in this London room via madaboutthehouse. A little handcrafted piece to continue with the room’s theme of bringing the outdoors in.

Easy going necklace seven made by kuwatani, dangling anywhere near a Gary Graham masterpiece makes me appreciate putting together this certain mix. A girl can dream.