With Earth Day coming up on Monday, here's a look at this season's windows at Anthropologie... they're loaded with handcrafted replicas of Mother Earth's finest produce.
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| tomatoes in Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| Vancouver Anthropologie |
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| eggplants at Oxmoor Center, Lousiville, Kentucky |
These pics are just a sampling of paper maché fruits and
vegetables as
seen in store displays around the country, along with containers made from recycled cans, tires, and bottles.
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| MarketFair Anthropologie, Princeton, New Jersey |
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| tomatoes at MarketFair |
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| cucumber at MarketFair |
Some store locations hosted crafting sessions in which the participants had a hand in helping to create the produce.
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| pears at The Village at Corte Madera, Corte Madera, California |
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| ornamental kale at La Encantada, Tucson, Arizona |
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| paper cups with lettuce seedlings (fabric perhaps) at Rockefeller Center, New York City |
All images are from the Anthropologie Facebook page with the exception of the paper cups, which were photographed by Allison Patrick.
One last thing for this week (and what a week it's been - sad for Boston, sad for West, Texas)... a video that features the recent exhibit opening of paper cutter Ruth Mergi, who you might remember from
this post. It's truly the next best thing to being there.
"Cut" by Ruth Mergi from
Miro Media on
Vimeo.
Have a great weekend... I hope you can spend some time outside enjoying the earthy goodness.
