42 thoughts on “Indigenous pattern (etched in glass)”

1. Every picture tells a story, Brian. How wonderful xx

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   1. The door does have a Dreamtime story or two Jo 🥰

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2. I like these!

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   1. they are rather fabulous doors

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      1. 👍

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3. Love this a lot. Could you maybe give me a name or place to find one of those Dreamtime stories? Or are they personal?

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   1. Thanks scrapy. I have included a link in this post

      A bench (and First Nation street art #1)

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      1. Thank you, Bushboy. South Africa has also a treasure of these wonderful stories the older folk tell their children and grand children. One can listen over and over to these stories.

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         1. The stories handed down verbally from the ancients are so good

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         2. I’m born Dutch and still remember some of the stories my Grandpa and mother told us while little.

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         3. That is so special scrapy

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4. nice details on the door

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   1. I really like the etched design on the door as well Ritva 😀

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5. That’s cool.

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   1. It sure is cool Joseph

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6. Excellent capture on that.

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   1. Thanks ever so much Daisy 😀

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7. That’s lovely

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   1. Thank you very much Sheree 😀

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8. These are remarkable doors, Brian. I love the detail in the etching and the freely flowing layout. I could study them for a while. Thanks for the link to the older post and the Dreamtime stories.

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   1. Most welcome Dan. I have sat in the seats in the gallery and looked at the door more than the art on that level 😁

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9. What an excellent idea for a door in an art gallery – those indigenous designs work so well as etchings.

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   1. It is a fabulous door. I wonder how many people who go that level to view the art on display, also look at the door 🤔

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10. Absolutely amazing. I just love it.

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    1. It is ever so fabulous. Soi glad you like it as well Misky

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11. That is a beauty!

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    1. So very unique. Well suited to an Art Gallery

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12. Love this!

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    1. A quite special door 😀

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13. What an interesting door. Perfect for a gallery.

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    1. Isn’t it just 😀

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14. This is beautiful and skillfully done etching. Amazing share, Brian. Thank you.

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    1. I am glad you like this door as much as I do Suzette 😀

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       1. You are most welcome, Brian. Cheers.

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15. Beautiful work

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    1. I have to agree with that I.J.

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16. I’ll bet that Dan doesn’t see many doors with etchings on Thursday Doors – this is very unique!

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    1. There have been a few but none as elaborate at this door

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17. A fabulous door, especially for one leading to an admin area!

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    1. Imagine having to open that door every work day

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18. What an intriguing door, Brian!

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    1. I think it is one of the best doors in town

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