Form of Nature Floral Design Edition flowers Floral Craftsmanship Techniques. Constructions. Inspirations Trockenblumen Natur Garten Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Gärten Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Ratgeber garden Gregor Lersch - Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Floral Design flowers Ratgeber garden Natur Garten Florales Handwerk Florales Handwerk: Techniken. Konstrukte. Inspirationen Floral Craftsmanship Techniques. Constructions. Inspirations

Gregor Lersch Stradtmann, Ralph

ISBN 10: 398052860X / ISBN 13: 9783980528603

Published by Lersch, Gregor Verlag FloralDesign Edition, 1996

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Gregor Lersch, FloralDesign Edition, 190 S., ISBN 3-9805286-0-X Form of Nature Dass Trockenblumen mehr sind, als das lose Stecken und Aneinanderreihen von vergilbten Staubfängern mit diesem Image räumt Gregor Lersch in seinem neuen Buch Form of Nature" auf. Mit über 80 Werkstücken zeigt er, wie abwechslungsreich und vielseitig Trockenblumen sind und dass auch in diesem Bereich der Kreativität keine Grenzen gesetzt sind. Lassen Sie sich inspirieren von seinen Ideen, der Materialauswahl und der oft gewagten Kombinationen von Pflanzmaterialien. Trockenblumen für die umsatzschwache Zeit nach Advent und Weihnachten. Illustrationen Ralph Stradtmann Sprache englisch; deutsch Maße 250 x 330 mm Einbandart Halbleinen Sachbuch Ratgeber Natur Gartenbau Technik Garten Gärten ISBN-10 3-9805286-0-X 398052860X ISBN-13 978-3-9805286-0-3 9783980528603 Florist Floristik Techniken. Konstrukte. Inspirationen Floral Craftsmanship Techniques. Constructions. Inspirations von Gregor Lersch - Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Floral Design flowers Ratgeber garden Natur Garten Florales Handwerk In deutscher Sprache. 192 pages. 250 x 330 mm.

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• Title: Form of Nature Floral Design Edition flowers Floral Craftsmanship Techniques. Constructions. Inspirations Trockenblumen Natur Garten Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Gärten Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Ratgeber garden Gregor Lersch - Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch Florist Gesteck Floristik Blumen Blüten Floral Design flowers Ratgeber garden Natur Garten Florales Handwerk Florales Handwerk: Techniken. Konstrukte. Inspirationen Floral Craftsmanship Techniques. Constructions. ...
• Publisher: Lersch, Gregor Verlag FloralDesign Edition
• Publication Date: 1996
• Language: German
• ISBN 10: 398052860X
• ISBN 13: 9783980528603
• Binding: Softcover
• Edition: 1996.
• Condition: gut
• Weight: 1650 grams

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Synopsis

To appreciate the importance of dry floristry, it is worth taking a brief look into history. Homo sapiens has been treating and preserving plants or parts of them since time immemorial—primarily in order to be able to live from them through the winter. It not infrequently happened that such preserved foodstuffs also decorated peasant homes, for instance in the form of fruit or onions hanging from the ceiling. Dried plants and fruits also soon appeared as religious decorations. The Egyptians and Romans paid worship to their gods with preserved plants, as did the Incas on the South American continent. In our more northern climes, the desire to keep the flowers of summer through into the winter was probably the strongest motive for drying plants. When the variety and colorfulness offered by industrial production were not yet generally available, people used dried flowers to carry the colors of the bright season forward into the dark time of the year. Today, it is especially the natural colors which bring delight to contemporary aesthetes. Also the fact that many dried flowers fade—especially after the first winter—is no argument against them, but rather one in their favour. This is perhaps a slightly morbid charm, but it is one which dried flowers possess, and it is not artificial but absolutely genuine. They cannot exude brilliance and freshness, like their fresh-cut counterparts, and nor do they seek to. And their porosity and fragility—making advocates of silk flowers disparagingly refer to them as “nature’s scrap”—also mean that people take care of them, handle them with care, seek the right places for them, and generally make sure that their precious beauty is not destroyed.