A cabinet of ribbons and reflections haunts my passing gaze
with all that is before me and all that is left behind.
Cabinet
A cabinet of ribbons and reflections haunts my passing gaze
with all that is before me and all that is left behind.
spanishwoods 
I like this picture, I love how something so simple can look so busy and hectic, and the reflections of framed pictures and a wonky chandelier in the glass just add to it! 🙂
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Thank you!
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I love the colors.
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The ribbons are beautiful.
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Yes, this is a question we need to ask ourselves more often to realize how transient the world we live in actually is.
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Very true.
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Fifty shades of ribbon 😉
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Ha!
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Beautiful colors! Is this at a florist’s?
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It’s a dried flower shop called, Roxanne’s Dried Flowers in the Strip District of Pittsburgh (shopping market district).
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Thanks for satisfying my curiosity. As I was once a florist, I figured it had to be a similar craft since milliners aren’t so popular these days. 🙂
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I wondered if it was your own collection of ribbons. Your words are so lovely, as are the photos. It seemed only fitting that your home would have a cabinet of beautiful ribbons to wind between your words and caress your photos.
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That is a lovely thing to say and I would love this cabinet in my home! But no, this cabinet belongs to Roxanne’s Dried Flowers, a shop in the Strip District of Pittsburgh PA.
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True. It’s actually my favorite shop. They carry soaps and art, perfumes, potted plants, wreaths, cookoo clocks….all manner of interesting things.
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Sounds like my kind of store!
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All the colours are bright and vibrant and positive!
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Yes, that’s true.
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Tie a yellow ribbon round an old oak tree… my first thought, and now it is stuck in my head. Thanks Sylvia, I think. 🙂 –Curt
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Love Tony Orlando….whatever happened to him?
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