Victorian Dried Seaweed Pressing, Isle of Wight #5 large plate and if not in use

and if not in use would put it out somewhere to enjoy it as the lovely sculptural object that it is

I really like its combination of specific details and loose gestures

" became famous in paraphrase

make a terrifically satisfying clap when struck--in addition to being wonderful objects that feel great in the hand

Victorian Dried Seaweed Pressing, Isle of Wight #5 large plate and if not in useThis is one of a handful of small seaweed pressings I purchased together, which I think are just exquisitely beautiful! A few of them are signed and dated at bottom, others like this one signed on back (Maggie, in this case), so they represent the work of a few different people, most likely young women, among whom seaweed collecting and pressing was quite the thing during the Victorian era. I love the fact that making these represented not just a