Birdcage Garden : Chizuko Sato Sugarhouse Painted 1:12 Scale
Chizuko Sato Sugarhouse Prepainted 1/12
Size (approx): 180mm (W) x 180mm (D) x 380mm (H)
Gardening style work using commercially available bird cage plants.
The bottom of the cage is square. The finished piece is fitted into the square.
The front of the cage has been made into a staircase to create depth in a small space.
With outlet lighting.
Please note that we use paint to represent rust, so there is no risk of rash if you touch it.
The parts are made from commercially available materials, but have been rearranged to create a look that is unique to Sato and his work.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
In an old home renovation magazine I found a page about a lovely gardener.
It was a lovely garden that made good use of a disused white tiled sink.
This was the inspiration for this scene.
What is characteristic is that the work is housed in a gauge.
The finished work is inserted into the gauge.
It is glued and cannot be removed as there is a lighting installation on the back.
On the back, in the green bushes, there is an electrical socket.
The representation of the ground is made of coffee powder after dripping.
Off-white overall, with only a little staining.
The season is about early summer.
We also have Artwork by Chizuko Sato of Sugarhouse for you to look at.
Size (approx): 180mm (W) x 180mm (D) x 380mm (H)
Gardening style work using commercially available bird cage plants.
The bottom of the cage is square. The finished piece is fitted into the square.
The front of the cage has been made into a staircase to create depth in a small space.
With outlet lighting.
Please note that we use paint to represent rust, so there is no risk of rash if you touch it.
The parts are made from commercially available materials, but have been rearranged to create a look that is unique to Sato and his work.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
In an old home renovation magazine I found a page about a lovely gardener.
It was a lovely garden that made good use of a disused white tiled sink.
This was the inspiration for this scene.
What is characteristic is that the work is housed in a gauge.
The finished work is inserted into the gauge.
It is glued and cannot be removed as there is a lighting installation on the back.
On the back, in the green bushes, there is an electrical socket.
The representation of the ground is made of coffee powder after dripping.
Off-white overall, with only a little staining.
The season is about early summer.
We also have Artwork by Chizuko Sato of Sugarhouse for you to look at.
