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AUTUMN \ 2022

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AUTUMN CONCEPTS

HARVEST MOON

Embracing the Spicy warm pallet
of Autumn

BEWITCHING BOTANICALS

A romantic look at the darker side of
plants. (Hallowed Gardens 2)

SUMMER SOLTICE

Resisting letting go of light
filled summer days

A/W COLORS

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The Mushrooom as icon fits
perfectly with the pumpkins’

long standing status as the
king of fall.

Elevating the pumpkin to carved artistic and
scultptural piece strengthens this pairing.

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RICH PICKINGS 7

The Final Show Of Late--Blooming Berries And Autumn
Leaves Is A Rich Source To The Floral Art ist.



Garden Trading Herb Drying Square
Wire 3 Piece Basket Set
By World Menagerie

A DRY STORY

Hanging Racks, drying Baskets, and
Flower presses are a good place to start

Naseweiss Leaf Press

Mart ha’s V inyard Werkstätten Haus Hall
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OUR
FAVOR I T E
SEEDS:
FOR DRYING

Terrain’s Ed its For New Variet-
ies And Old Favorites. Al l To
Make A Good Dried Flower.

NAT U R E
INFORMS
COLOR

Dark reds, Oranges, and
Pinks are at their best mix-
ing together. Autumn Color
is Nature’s tapestry

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What makes Fermoie so unique is their design and print-

F I R E S TA R T E R ing technique. Layers of color on textured weaves shine
through and interact with the prevailing light.
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RICH STRIPES
B O TA N I C A L

CANE

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PLANNING
THANKSGIVING

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THE SOMERSET HOUSE CONFERENCE 19 AUGUST 1604. SPANISH DELEGATION ON THE LEFT, EN-
GLISH DELEGATION ON THE RIGHT.

This was the traditional use for Persian carpets in Netherlands in the 17th century. I don’t know if
they were used for meals, but in elaborate still-lifes of the period, they are displayed with other
ornate and expensive objects on tabletops. Incidentally, when I was in Iran in the 70s and observed
the weaving of carpets in Isfahan, I learned from my hosts that the very finest Isfahan carpets (wool
with the decorative motifs outlined in cream silk) are fairly thin and foldable were used on tables.

RUGS ON TABLES
BOHEMIAN FEAST

Plymouth plantation recreation

Plymouth plantation recreation

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THANKSGIVING
PLACECARDS

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maison de vacances

O R I G I NA L
GINGHAM

MCNUTT OF DONEGAL

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U P DAT I NG
GINGHAM

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SHADES
OF BROWN

Stalwart

www.lovelylinen.se

Nordal

van verre. bordallo binheiro Stalwart

Stalwart 27

Allegiance

Nordal
paper mache

Stalwart
Broste

aged perforated lantern Indian artifacts Indian artifacts

Bleached Nature
with brown backdrop

Camel colored

SHADES
OF BROWN

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THIS SEASON’S
FANTASTIC RED

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Welcome to the Transylvanian Roots kitchen, where we embark upon a woven journey
into the culture and history of our beautiful homeland. Bedecked with expressive linens
comprising decorative cloths and more practical wares, each piece tells the story of days
gone by, a rich heritage and traditional craft techniques. Our table is deliciously full of
pat tern, personal ity and power – pul l up a chair and unfold your napkin, it ’s t ime to feast.

https://mindtheg.com/

SAGE
WISDOM

BOLD graphic
inpsiration

george bronwin
pottery

https://mindtheg.com/ Kræmmerhuse

Bring in early for fall forage
use.

left:leaning towards holiday - emerging William Morris style
prints. above: lovelylinen.se triple drape beauty

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SUZANI

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NICHOLAS MOSSE

POLISH 37
POTTERY

CROWD PLEASING
& HANDPAINTED

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TWINS POLISH

POTTERY

Establ ished in 1998, Twins Pol-
ish Pottery is a twin-owned and
operated business. Holly and
Jenny used to take buses from
Germany into Poland to shop for
pottery while Holly was stationed
in Bavaria. After recognizing
that many others share their love
for the unique tableware, they
opened up shop in Maryland
and have been here ever since.
The twins are dedicated to of-
fering quality Polish pottery at
affordable prices to brighten the
tables and lives of our custom-
ers, many of whom we count as
friends. Nestled in the country-
side of Mount Airy, Maryland, the
shop is open three times a week
and available to appointments to
accommodate you.  www.twins-
p o l i s h p o t t e r y. c o m /

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CERAMIKA
A R T Y S T YC Z NA

 Artists co-op in
Poland since 1950.

Our Polish Pottery coffee
mugs are a stoneware mug
that is sure to brighten your
day as you start your morning
with a cup of a coffee. Each
mug has an intricate design
of flowers in shades of blue
that are part of the Polish
Pottery style that is so beau-
tiful and collectible. Made by
the Ceramika Artystyczna

https://manufakturawboleslaw-
cu.com/

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CERAMIKA
B O NA

Ceramika Bona is a maker of
hand decorated ceramic dishes
from Bolesławiec, Poland. Our
goal is to manufacture the fin-
est and most sought after Polish
pottery available anywhere. In
doing so, we strive to produce
unique pieces in highly desirable
patterns from the most talented
designers in the region.

straight cup 12 oz
style S194C

POLMEDIA
POTTERY

Polmedia is the largest dis-
tributor of Polish pottery in
the world. Their 12,000 sq. ft.
warehouse in Seguin, TX hous-
es over 50,000 different combi-
nations of shapes and patterns
of Polish pottery. Not only do
they provide the best selec-
tion, but they offer free ship-
ping to their retail customers
and hassle-free returns. Polme-
dia have been in business since
1991 and they pride themselves
on superb customer service.
Polmedia import only the finest
Quality 1 stoneware. You can
count on being amazed every
time you shop with Polmedia!

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M A N U FA K T U R A
W BOLESLAWCU

Beautiful, old-world shape with over-
sized handle providing a very comfort-
able grip. Great for coffee, tea, or hot
chocolate.

-All of our stoneware is oven, microwave,
dishwasher, and freezer safe
-Lead and cadmium free, with a 100%
organic production process that uses
eart h’s natural ingred ients wit hout harm-
ing our precious environment
-Authentic Polish stoneware handmade in
Boleslawiec, Poland
-Every piece gets shipped with a Certifi-
cate of Authenticity

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BOL ES L AWIEC
POTTERY

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BEE
NICE

bee ‘dresden’ revival wreath -- search: bee brass
findings.

whichford bee bee wallpaper by
planter timorous beasties