My new tree



Check out my new tree from Mr Killmousky  - I just  adore it. 
It has little silhouette birds sitting on the branches- so sweet!
It can be used as a display, jewelry hanger, ornamental bookshelf piece, or a jewelry prop as I tried out today with some earrings. It is so lovely that I prefer to leave it plain.







Made of laser cut plywood by  Melbourne designer, Mr Killmousky  (Sasha and Max the cats give the name a big thumbs up) who makes upcycled pieces and cat related designs, and sells on Australian site Made it and Etsy.   You can buy your own here.

Comments

  1. SummersStudio8 March 2010 at 03:28

    I like that tree! It works as a great prop. I think I even recognize the charms in those lovely earings. The tree is just the sort of thing I would leave plain in a window sill maybe to that it could cast shadows.

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  2. mizu designs8 March 2010 at 10:16

    That is so super cute! I feel a purchase coming on.

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  3. dana | yellowtrace blog31 March 2010 at 23:43

    Oh I love your tree. I have a metal version of a jewellery tree (flat profile, perforated black metal) and it's so pretty that I can't bring myself to put jerwellery on it. So I've taken it off my dresser and it's now sitting on a shelf in my living room as a decorative object... :)
    Btw, I like the new blog design. Fancy pants.

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