French Holiday Home...Oysters And Tree

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Season greets with a simple greeting of the use of a

natural pine, beaded garlands and silver glass crusty and 

aged to feel decayed in ancient times.

  

Natural tones of tree bark beige and

tarnished grey.

Wrapped up and tied in twine.

 

 Oyster Garland

30 foot garland for your holiday tree, or drape it in

French culinary style from your farmhouse beams, 

as well as styling for a beach style wedding.

You will find this latest creation of mine, hand-

knit and weaved through a hand drilled hole

in each oyster shell.

by

Designer/Artiste

Dore Callaway

Burlap Luxe

 

Salvage Tin

A salvage piece of tin written message is  from

vintage book ephemera

 (Words)

Holiday message of gathering and peace.

 

Washed From The French Sea

French Culinary

Should I make oysters, yes, and some for the 

TREE.

 

  

Here Listed In My BURLAP LUXE Shop

click link below...

BURLAP LUXE Shop

All things French culinary, French from the sea.

Holiday garland,

Un Joyeux Noel

A French Burlap Luxe Palette...A Flavour of France

Burlap Luxe Home and Art

By The Sea...A palette of grey hues bring a Nordic/French soulful beauty to your fisherman's cottage or culinary European Kitchen. Oysters on a half shell.

 

French Poet

Leon-Paul Fargue

1876-1947

"Eating oysters is like

kissing the sea on the lips."

  

Cartapesta French Paper mache

 Crowns

hand created

by

artist

Dore Callaway

Burlap Luxe

Crowns and Oysters

  

Vintage book ephemera sea.

Aged and sea weathered.

 

Tranquil Garlands of Oyster shells,

and Salvaged woods.

 

Soft greys and whites washed in the sea with salvaged

woods that echo the feel of driftwood's bleached and

washed by the sea, where waves lapping against the

sand adds plenty of texture naturally.

 

More then 90% of the oysters produced in France

are consumed by the French.

The French have been the undisputed leader in

farming oysters in all of Europe.

 

Cartapesta crowns dangle, and well suited as

if found drifted along the seashore.

 

Tattered laces, netting's, and cartapesta crowns,

and sea like beaded pearls are strung

with salvage.

 

French Culinary Sea-Catchers.

 

French~Nordic

Salvaged from the sea.

 

Crowned The French Oyster: the pearl of the

Atlantic.

The French whom are called the farmers of the sea,

work with "savior-faire".

A source of inspiration,

these little concentrates of the ocean,

are now...

LISTED 

in my

BURLAP LUXE etsy shop.

by

Dore

 

The Grey Sea 

by

artist

Dore Callaway

Burlap Luxe