Edible Jewellery- Hilde De Decker




Tomato plants with workshop and rings on hildededecker.com and on klimt02.net.
The cleverness of this series warrants many photos. I would post many more were I to find high res versions of them.
It has been a favourite piece since I discovered it (last year-ish) and it is brilliant in it use of organic materials and the mix of living & inert, permanent and impermant.
Comments
What a nice blog! I have add your blog to my blog... I hope that is okay?! Keep up the good work!
Kind regards a jewelley artist from Sweden.