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... 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.
Have a great weekend... I hope you can spend some time outside enjoying the earthy goodness.
