Posted 2 years ago
wolcott1
(43 items)
I received this as a gift fifteen years ago. I don't know when it was made or anything about the maker. The label inside says "Irene". Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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OK...Is it wrong for a guy to appreciate the beautiful beadwork in a bag like this?I saw one in a shop I go to that was small and had a swastica in it.I love Nazi art...Soooo Deco but I don't like what it stands for.I was drawn to it every time I went there...for months.Finally it was gone.Anyway this is a real beauty wolcott !!! Very nice gift !!
No! it isn't wrong for you to appreciate beautiful beadwork. That kind of thing amazes me (beadwork). You have an appreciation for beauty, that's great!! I don't like the swastica idea however, but I suppose it would be collectible. I would classify that as scaaary art... Thanks for looking Hedge ;))