Sunday, June 28, 2015

'Fun Bazaar' at the Gallery;

   *Fun Bazaar at the Gallery in our city near my friend's house*  
On 10th this month, my friend and I went to see the "Bazaar" at Ogawa-Gallery located near my friend's house. I hope you can enjoy the varieties of items (pottery, glass and wood works, accessories etcwe could buy there.


These owl faced item is a mosquito (repellent) coil container♪  


I wish the time brings us happy old couple's life for us, in near future p:-)  


Lovely Wind bells♪
The note said "Different wind will blow tomorrow’ like 'Tomorrow is another day'

Dolls made of Japanese paper;
I missed to take pictures of these, kindly my friend sent them through pc :-)



I loved to see these gorgeous hats and caps;

In the picture below left-side "broach and scarf ring"




Linking this post to "MosaicMonday", "Our World Tuesday"


Bit early posting for memes as I'll be a bit busy tomorrow.  I hope you're or will have a wonderful Sunday and coming new week.  I'll catch up with you as best I can♪

Thank you very much for stopping by; I always appreciate your sweet visits;
(About my header; sorry if unmatched, changed for the newer post


17 comments:

  1. So many charming items.I really like the wind bells.

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  2. What a lovely bazaar. It's so much fun to see those pretty items. The owl katori-senko container is so cute! And I love the fu-rin with the perfect quote for it and a picture of suika :-)
    I hope your rash conditions are getting better. Have a wonderful new week, Miyako san!

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  3. Hello Miyako, the bazaar has many beautiful items. Some of my favorites are the owl faces and pottery. I like the happy old couple too. Thank you for sharing your visit to the gallery! Have a happy day and new week ahead!

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  4. i like that saying: a different wind will blow tomorrow. it gives hope. :)
    lovely items!

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  5. very beautiful! Love the owls!

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  6. Good early morning from KY, USA and what a great thing to be able to have these kinds of things to sell in ones home. I hope that your friend did very well. I loved the little Owls mosquito rings and containers very much, how adorable they are. Happy week~

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  7. I can only imagine how delightful your day must have been. Have a wonderful day!

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  8. Hi Miyako San!
    Mosquito coil container was very nice to used in Summer's time..
    Tocki are lovely wind bells wa some of gorgeous hat kiraidasune....
    Our word Tuesday are beautiful eys I don't have mind are only japanese people?
    Have a wonderful time with Otosan tone!
    Michiko

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  9. What a wonderful bazaar! I would have wanted one of everything!!!! Ha! I know you had a great time. Happy Monday!

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  10. A wonderful bazaar with talented artisans. I always enjoy the modern pottery items such as the owls and the display of hats was very interesting.
    Thank you for linking with Mosaic Monday Miyako.

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  11. I enjoyed this tour with you. Thanks. So many nice things to see.

    Worth a Thousand Words

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  12. Hello Miyako, you've shown us such a beautiful collection of pottery and wares from the Gallery! I love the owl container for insect coils... such a great idea.
    There are so many beautiful items, and they're all so well presented. The wind chimes are sweet and I do love all the mugs and some very modern tea pots on the table! Great to see, thank you very much and best wishes :D)

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  13. Oh what lovely objects and I especially love the hats!

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  14. I really like some of the pottery especially the large vase in the first photo.

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  15. Handmade items such as these are beautiful. I love having the things around me that I use each day be lovely as well as useful. I really like the pottery.

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  16. That is the best kind of shopping! I saw many things I liked, but the happy old couple was my favorite. I think they looked like us ;)). (Feeling a bit old but very happy today as we spent the day with our great-grandsons ages 5 and 8. Whew, they kept us running!)

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