Wordless Wednesday - Mission Sash

bydamanti

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Comments

[sandy]

how do you get this grainy sort of book print quality? I am such a photo - challenged person sk

[Kerri]

So colorful!!

[Lareine]

the sash seems to "jump out" of the photo... a wonderful capture! is it a photographed painting or a tapestry?

[Frida]

Hi, beautiful picture, I have tried to work out what it is. My dictionary says sash= sliding door or window?? Is that right or is it some kind of painted treasure chest. Sorry for asking ;-)

[June]

This is actually a part of a sculpture inside a mission in Arizona. It's the sash around the waist of a monk/priest.

[janese]

nice!!so artistic!

[Gattina]

That looks beautiful !

[Villager]

Happy WW! Beautful photo...

Thanx for your earlier visit! I invite your blog readers to see my annual visual remembrance of the horrors of 9/11 on my WW-post this week...

peace, Villager

[Marci]

Beautiful - I have never seen one of these before. I learned something today!

[SarahHub @ Oakbriar Farm]

Looks so "artsy!" I love the vivid colors!

[Mar]

A beautiful shot, as always, and interesting explanations!

[Klaus]

Cool shot! Masonry or plaster? Either way - very nice!
Cheers, Klaus

[Jan Parrish]

Great colors and contrasts. Happy WW! Thanks for stopping by my site.

[Vixen]

The colors are striking and beautiful. I love the angle in which you captured this. I love the colors in missions, they are just so rich and vibrant.

[Bevson]

Love the detail and color. You have a good eye.

[2sweetnsaxy]

I like this! Love the colors!

[Paz]

Yes, I love the colors.

Paz

[carrie-the gremlin wrangler]

that looks like a painting! nice!

[Holly at Tropic of Mom]

Reminds me of a carousel for some reason.... :)

[Tricia]

That's lovely! So very colorful.

[Robin from Israel]

What a beautiful closeup - I'd love to see the rest of it.

[Lisa's Chaos]

Lovely painting on the sash! It's amazing what they can do!

[Carver]

That's is very beautiful. I love the colors and design.

You asked what part of NC the garden chess set was in, on my blog. That one is in Chapel Hill, NC. I also post shots from The arboretum in Raleigh, NC and Duke Gardens in Durham, NC although more on my other blog. I live in the triangle area of NC in the middle of the state and each university has big gardens in the 3 towns that are close together.

[Black on Campus]

The detail is incredible. I love to see this in real life.

[Nicole]

This is gorgeous.
Wonderful colours & shot!

My hubby comes from Arizona :)