The use of bright colors is one of the reasons Mexican styled art is so appealing.
Artifacts made from brightly painted tin are hard to pass-up. While perusing a favorite thrift store, Saver's, which benefits the organization Big Brothers, Big Sisters, I came across this Mexican wall mounted candle holder.
Some artist had fashioned pieces of tin together and painted it in bright, happy colors.
It's been adorning a kitchen window ever since. To date, kitchen curtains still have to be found so for the time being, this delightful piece of art will remain.
DO YOU LIKE MEXICAN STYLED ART?
Today, Writing Straight from the Heart is joining Junkin Finds from Linda's blog, A La Carte . http://ljm-alacarte.blogspot.com/ Be sure to stop by Linda's blog to see all the other entries!
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6 comments:
That is so pretty and bright! Love it, great find! hugs, Linda
Susan,
Your decorations are so eclectic. I never know what little beauty will show up on your blog. Years ago we were at a resort in Mexico with beautiful authentic art in a variety of media, but what I loved most was the paintings of wide bottomed native women who were shaped like me:)
That is very unique. And yes, I do love the Mexican style art. I love all the vibrant colors. Hope you are having a great day. Tammy
I am not sure if I like Mexican art or not for sure - but I can tell you I love this piece! sandie
How cheerful, Susan! Don't you love it when you come across something unexpected?
Well I don't think I'd have been too happy if squirrels ate my brownies, either! haha Glad you enjoyed the squirrel post!
Stay WARM! You're smart to stay by the fire. They say we are in for record low temps! brrrrrrrr.... Donna
You need something bright in New England right now to cheer you up in the freezing temps and snow....nice find!
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