leaf-shaped tray made from inlaid rattanThe non-stop rain has made me house-bound this past week, and it's driving me nuts with nothing interesting to take photos for Ruby Tuesday. So I dug into my archives and found something red to share this week. Here are some table decor pieces that would certainly light up a coffee, console, dining or side table. If you're into details, this is like dressing up your table, making it more interesting instead of leaving the space unoccupied. These table decors are all handcrafted in Cebu.
laminated balls and tray
Hi, ang sarap tumambay at magsoundtrip sa blog mo. I like the theme as well. We both love the moon. I think you've read Alice Walker too. So great to be here. I'll be back. Thanks sa music :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed at what you found to photograph.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely and you took excellent shots!
We have the rain too. :(
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
They're beautiful, they'd look great in my kitchen, too.
ReplyDeleteHope the rain stops soon so that you can get out and stretch your legs a bit.
Wonderful ruby decors! Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteThe rubies in our homes are the best. Now I want a plum:-)Happy Ruby Tuesday
ReplyDeleteRain...I feel your pain! Nice reds to make us forget about that rain!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table decor! It's supposed to rain here for the nex 4 days too. Thanks for sharing. Happy RT!
ReplyDeleteLovely plate and I adore plums, but they are not yet in season here. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pieces. I especially like the top one.
ReplyDeleteHi Luna, you have found some 'pretties' for RT.
ReplyDeleteI read your European recap post just now. It seems that you had a very nice holiday in Europe.
We have just returned from a 16 day driving holiday in Europe. We were at Barcelona (Spain), the Midi Pyrones area of France near Carcasonne, Andorra, and back to Barcelona.
Next we flew to Paris and after three days we drove leisurely up to Bruges, Belgium and back to Paris.
Excepting Paris, those were places we had not previously visited. We stopped at Giverney on the way back to Paris, we had missed that all the times before also.
The link on my name (Jim) here will take you on what I have posted so far.
Mrs. Jim, 48-year-old son (Tim), and I made the trip just fine.
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This may be our last driving trip in Europe, my arthritis bothers me also and I am almost too old to get a rented car.
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:-)
Thank you for your visit to RT and for the nice comment. I am sorry that I am just now getting back to you.
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It is about time we have a lean Santa! Hindi ba?
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