Last holiday season this was one of the Madison Avenue windows at Barney's
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This is so neat! Barneys always has the best windows.
ReplyDeleteOooooo! More beads!
ReplyDeleteamazing! I would never get tired of looking at this - it's wonderful xxo
ReplyDeletethat is gorgeous..I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteOooh, shiny and sparkly!
ReplyDeleteis it made from empty cans???
ReplyDeleteWow.. soda pop cans? How cool is that! Recycling at its best!
ReplyDeleteThat's so stylish - not to mention ecologically sound.
ReplyDeletetrash is art. Cool. Creative. Crafty. Ho, Ho, Ho.
ReplyDeleteThat is just fabulous it looks like something from a treasure chest!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with the
ReplyDeletewindow shot...
You know I am just loving this!
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Wow! That is so cool.
ReplyDeleteI love the eyes!!
ReplyDeleteReally breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is just crazy beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is marvelous. I am glad some stores are out there putting forth an effort.
ReplyDeleteThat does say extravagance. And festivity. And beadazzled.
ReplyDeletewish I could have seen this ! Have a great week !
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine the money it took to build that window alone! Wowza!
ReplyDeleteAt first I was thinking "Meh, nice, definitely sparkly, definitely. And so New Yawk." Then I noticed what it was made of and suddenly it took on a whole new perspective. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic. I love masks and although I realize this isn't a mask, I'd like to have a mask like that.
ReplyDeleteSo that's where all the soda cans go!
ReplyDeleteWow! That would blow the socks off many Xmas shoppers!
ReplyDeleteAh...I swim laps occasionally. I also make laps just in case a member of the female persuasion gets tired and needs a place to rest.
Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool. Still - is it supposed to be a reindeer? 'Cause it looks kinda creepy.
ReplyDeleteIt looks Aztec!
ReplyDeleteI love the pidgies and lights in your header, Daryl!
Yummy. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteCool! Searching frantically to see where you embedded yourself here...or did you?
ReplyDeleteWonderful window! You did a great job of photographing it, too. The colors are beautifully rich and saturated, and it's amazing how sharp it is, even through glass.
ReplyDeleteRather garish in a holiday kind of way.
ReplyDeleteSigh. I miss NYC! Barney's always had the best display windows.
ReplyDeletePar-tay!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun!
ReplyDeletei cannot tell i lie...this is an awesome reindeer and i so like the 'joy' on its forehead ^..^
ReplyDeletea fab piece.
That's just crazy. Who ever created that is insanely creative.
ReplyDeleteWow that's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNow that if fabulous! Is that really made of cans? I thought it was the bottoms of glass bottles!
ReplyDeleteI totally love this pic! It reminds me of the *bean art* picture our daughter did in art class. Very kool.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it made of? Beads? Wow!
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