I'd barely managed to get my foot in the door when Pat's smiling face greeted us with enthusiasm. I managed a wry smile, but inside, I was done. That is, until she, with great fanfare, led me over to the counter to view her latest creations ~ this year's group of Easter eggs. Among them, a gift for me:
I felt hot tears well up in my eyes, as I clutched the precious, delicate shell. There were many more. I gasped and felt awe as her handiwork was displayed before me, each with a special story as to why and how she had made it thusly.
This gem of a woman, an artisian of many colors, has blessed me. My haphazard day was renewed by a simple act of craftsmanship, made just for me. And her. And them. And . . . you.
For your viewing pleasure, the Art of Pat:
2 comments:
Simply gorgeous, lovely organic symmetry! Just last weekend I found my painted duck eggs from 1977. Heirlooms in their own right, but not works of art like Pat's creations.
I have a sudden hankering for omelet.
Wow! Those are so gorgeous!
We've attempted making them before. They take a huge amount of patience and fine work. Beautiful!
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