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I have always admired the glass work of the Murano artists and as a member of Artbeads.com Bloggers I received this absolutely breathtaking showstopper: ![artbeads_2055_920680346[1]](http://lh3.ggpht.com/_AMSgGyqrJvI/ShVSQ5RCw4I/AAAAAAAAAMA/0sk_yuPsgCQ/artbeads_2055_920680346%5B1%5D%5B5%5D.jpg?imgmax=800 "artbeads_2055_920680346[1]")
When viewing this online I had thought of pairings with polymer pieces. Wrong. The bead demands to be not only a focal piece…it must stand alone.
This is what is sitting in my studio this morning. I am not sure if the drop design works best for this bead or an inline design.
Stay tuned…
![artbeads_2054_179690016[1]](http://lh4.ggpht.com/_AMSgGyqrJvI/ShVSShH0opI/AAAAAAAAAMM/xyQ5fWg6NGQ/artbeads_2054_179690016%5B1%5D%5B4%5D.jpg?imgmax=800 "artbeads_2054_179690016[1]")
When visiting Artbeads be sure to take a peak at the Russian artistry…masterful!
Valerie
2 comments:
Hi Valerie,
I read your blog so, of course, your name is familiar. Yesterday I was reading the June 2009 issue of O and there's an article about several groups of Palestinian and Israeli women who meet to fight weight problems. One of them is Shoshana Aharoni, 62, a retired nursery school teacher. I don't know is your name is a common one but thought of you. It's a wonderful article about the women coming together and helping each other. Small steps.
Susan
Hi Susan,
No relation. The man I married changed his name. Go figure. Aharoni is common among the sephardim. It derives from Aharon who is prominent in history.
Thanks for visiting my small digital corner!
Valerie
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