Vintage Thingie Thursday
Tea Talk Thursday
This is a paper mache sculpture of a aged Mexican woman.
She is very old and work worn looking, carrying two water bags.
I have had this for some time and can't even remember where I got it.
On the bottom there is a tag
El Aboroda Mano-Hecho en Mexico EB M.R. Xalisco
The art work is exquisite.
I found one of a Mexican worker on eBay with a bid of $100.00
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Having---Black tea by Lipton with lemon in my favorite
cobalt blue cup.
1/2 banana.
Feeling------ blessed on this Thursday. I believe I am getting the idea on how to handle the diabetes.
Thinking about how wonderful it is to sit in the sun and hear the birds and turn my fish pond on and listen to the fountain.
8 comments:
You do have a number of vintage things to call on for these posts.
Sounds like spring has sprung down there.
That's right, Life is Beautiful. Have a beautiful day pretty Lady.
yvonne
Have never seen a vintage thing like this with those water bags! Very exquisite work!
Oh, I guess the snow is gone!! Apparently you sent it here. I believe I'll be joining you in that cup of tea, and staying warm and cozy indoors!
She has such charcacter...love her face.
I really like your quote about the daylily and see why you took the name. I never knew that was why it was called a daylily. Very beautiful : )
What a very interesting and detailed piece of art. Thank you for sharing it with all of us and thank you for visiting with me.
I love the photo in your header!
I like the figurine. The photo in your header is beautiful!
What a gorgeous and unusual piece. Thanks for sharing it and thanks for the tip about Sepia Saturday, it looks like fun.
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