Pincushion Lady by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I've got a couple of these porcelain ladies who act as pin-cushions.

Comments (8)
so you have pointed discussions with your China Ladies?
beautiful artifacts
Superbe collection, s'il en soit. Une chanson fredonne dans ma tête : "Je suis une poupée de cire, une poupée de son". Concernant "D'un grain aux pixels", je vous remercie pour votre humour. Tout le monde aura sa part au gâteau, car, comme vous l'avez compris, il s'agit d'une métaphore concernant la surface sensible de récepteurs (appareil photographique). Remerciements, Djavad/Evelyne Superb collection, if any. Hummed a song in my head: "I'm a wax doll, a doll of her." Of 'On the grain to pixels ", thank you for your humor. Everyone will share the cake, because, as you guessed, it is a metaphor for the sensitive surface receptors (camera). Thanks, Djavad / Evelyne
She looks quite proper and dignified!
Wow she looks amazing for her age !
Awesome keepsake Andrea, thanks for sharing.
This just validates what I have believed for some time, that more care was taken in the past with everyday items. This is quite beautiful. The best we ever had in my mother's house was a red orb that looked like a tomato.
Well taken !
What fun!. I am such a klutz that she would have been long ago broken. I do better with the non-breakable tomato version referred to by wysiwig. Actually as a kid growing up in Arizona USA we had chunks of dried century plant stems we used for pincushions.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.