Ursula
Ursula is a 35” hanging sculpture. The double brass rods at the bottom are suggestive of chimes. Just above them, I placed a vintage Colony Glass plate to support a black teacup with an orange, green, and blue pattern in the china. Perched on the cup is a flower I made from brass sheet metal with blue and green papers adhered to one side. Just above that, I tied a sheer green ribbon—one of many I gathered during a recent trip to New York City. This vibrant green one adds a spark of life to the piece.
Higher still, I layered another brass flower with a rich green marbled paper I brought home from a wonderful store in Venice that makes gorgeous papers.
At the top, I added a blue bobeché, a candle cup, and brass strips that rise and curl with wire and coral beads. Winding through the structure is a painted ribbon of brass, circling like a climbing vine through the rods and flower. Two vintage cop shuttle bobbins hang from the rods, adding rhythm and balance to the composition.
Ursula is a 35” hanging sculpture. The double brass rods at the bottom are suggestive of chimes. Just above them, I placed a vintage Colony Glass plate to support a black teacup with an orange, green, and blue pattern in the china. Perched on the cup is a flower I made from brass sheet metal with blue and green papers adhered to one side. Just above that, I tied a sheer green ribbon—one of many I gathered during a recent trip to New York City. This vibrant green one adds a spark of life to the piece.
Higher still, I layered another brass flower with a rich green marbled paper I brought home from a wonderful store in Venice that makes gorgeous papers.
At the top, I added a blue bobeché, a candle cup, and brass strips that rise and curl with wire and coral beads. Winding through the structure is a painted ribbon of brass, circling like a climbing vine through the rods and flower. Two vintage cop shuttle bobbins hang from the rods, adding rhythm and balance to the composition.
Ursula is a 35” hanging sculpture. The double brass rods at the bottom are suggestive of chimes. Just above them, I placed a vintage Colony Glass plate to support a black teacup with an orange, green, and blue pattern in the china. Perched on the cup is a flower I made from brass sheet metal with blue and green papers adhered to one side. Just above that, I tied a sheer green ribbon—one of many I gathered during a recent trip to New York City. This vibrant green one adds a spark of life to the piece.
Higher still, I layered another brass flower with a rich green marbled paper I brought home from a wonderful store in Venice that makes gorgeous papers.
At the top, I added a blue bobeché, a candle cup, and brass strips that rise and curl with wire and coral beads. Winding through the structure is a painted ribbon of brass, circling like a climbing vine through the rods and flower. Two vintage cop shuttle bobbins hang from the rods, adding rhythm and balance to the composition.
Sculpture Size
35“ by 9”
Weight .2.6 lb
Hanging Instructions
Because some of the elements get heavy I would recommend hanging from a well secured hook or bracket.
Care Instructions
The papers used are treated for sun protection but I would not recommend full sun.
Dust with a cool hair dryer or clean cloth or paint brush. Don’t use water or cleaning products.
Shipping Options
Available for studio pickup in Houston, TX.
Shipping across the USA
Every piece is delicate and needs special care for packaging. I will calculate the price and request approval before shipping.
Return Policy
While I want you love each and every piece as much as I do, I understand it isn’t always meant to be. Here’s the link to my return policy.
