Hop Scotch II A183117 the centuries-old Japanese art of

the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers

Some of the beads are fabricated using the Keum-Boo technique

The flower was created using the cloisonne technique then enameled and kiln-fired multiple times to achieve the desired result

Cheryl Williams applies a blue-green patina on the outside and airbrushes a copper finish on the inside

Hop Scotch II A183117 the centuries-old Japanese art ofA crowded tapestry of blooms fills this watercolor against a deep black ground. Warm pinks, coral, peach, and fiery orange draw the eye across the arrangement, cooled by muted purples, lavenders, and dusty blues, with the dark background making every color pop. Fine ink like outlines lend structure to the soft, pooling washes, while gold flecked centers and twisting blue green vines weave through the gaps. Watercolor on paper. Signed on the front;