I didn't see him at first, he was in a shop window in “Via Roma”.
Same street, an exotic and unusual teapot.
In “Via Goldoni”, a quite special ladybird is resting on a plant.
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17 comments:
Years since last I saw a Squirrel on me own; have to admit, that I would probably strech a credit card to its limit to obtain that teapot!
Please have a good Thursday.
daily athens
Love the squirrel!
Awwww, what a sweet Squirrel. Nice window shopping. MB
I like both the squirrel and the ladybird (sorry, that's its name in England). The teapot is obviously for green tea which I dislike.
Squirrel is cute and I love ladybird but my favourite is teapot - maybe becasue I love green tea:)
So delicate and beautiful decoration!I love the squirrel,my favorite!
Hugs
Léia
I could not tell, like cieldequimper did, that the teapot is for green tea but neverthelessI would definitely like to be mine! The squirrel is cute.
Looks like a mischievous little squirrel.
Those ladybug decorations are cheesy, but I sort of like them. And straw squirrels are the kind I like! Much better than the real ones who raid my bird feeders. :)
Looks like a very stylish Japanese tea-pot, and the pink ladybird I think is very cute!:)
Nice results of artists thinking outside the box.
Now these are three cute finds! Actually the tea pot is more than cute, it's beautiful.
That squirrel is just adorable!
You won't believe this, VP, but that squirrel is made by my good friend here in the Philippines. He just received a national product design award for his buri animals. Cool!
@ Francisca - Show him my post, so he'll see how far has traveled his creature... My compliments for the design!
Blogging makes it such a small world.
Oh, I sure will, VP. And you are so right, Dina. :-)
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