 As we reach the end of #ContemporaryJune,
We share this stone from Vietnam! Size is 21x7x20 cm Part of Artisté Museum Collection and owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ArtistéMuseum PS: Watch out for our themed posts this July!
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 A different take on one of our favorite stones
What should be the name of the display? Size is 32x12x51 cm Stone and accessories came from the Philippines Part of Artisté Museum Collection, Owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ContemporaryJune #ArtistéMuseum  We share this serene looking display to end the week
The stone comes from Agusan Del Norte Part of Artisté Museum’s collection, owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #PhilippineStone #ArtistéMuseum #ContemporaryJune  A multiple stone display from Vietnam accented by a tribal accessory from Ifugao, Philippines
Part of Artisté Museum Collection, Owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ContemporaryJune #ArtistéMuseum  A contemporary display of a stone and an antique harvest basket from cuong mountain tribe of Vietnam
Do you have suggestions on how we can improve the display? Part of Artisté Museum Collection, Owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ContemporaryJune #ArtistéMuseum  What is the best name for this week’s viewing stone?
The stone comes from Tanay, Rizal and the backdrop is from the Philippines! Both are part of Artisté Museum’s collection, Owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #PhilippineStone #ArtistéMuseum #ContemporaryJune  Here’s a very interesting contemporary display!
What is the story you see on this set-up? The beautiful viewing stone comes from Japan while the bottle is an artwork from the Philippines Part of Artisté Museum Collection, owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ContemporaryJune #ArtistéMuseum  Today, we feature a viewing stone and accessories of the north!
The stone and backdrop comes from the Ilocos region while the human guard is most likely a “bulul” from the Cordillera mountains. They are believed to be guardians against thieves, sickness and catastrophe, and bring plentiful harvest Part of Artisté Museum Collection, Owned by Anthony "Tonet" Gedang #NSSP #ContemporaryJune #ArtistéMuseum  Today we share a poem which all viewing stone lovers can relate to!
Titled “Bato Bato Pik” , Ms. Susan Belen dedicates this to NSSP Members as well viewing stone lovers Let us know too if you would like to have this made into a song! English translation to follow! #NSSP  #NameThatDisplay!
What is the best name for this week’s display? This gorgeous stone came from the Ilocos region while the headdress is typically worn by members of the Ifugao tribe. Stone and accessory is part of Artisté Museum’s collection and owned by Anthony Gedang #NSSP #PhilippineStone #ArtistéMuseum #ContemporaryJune |
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