eggshells – Elisa Sheehan Fine Art

Kintsugi Eggshells Mini 86

Kintsugi Eggshells Indigo Mini 20

From neutral blues to the brightest and lightest, it’s all on my desk today. I love working on batches of these small eggshell pieces -…

I’m shipping this piece off to Malibu, CA and I wish I could go along too! 🌊 ☀️ This is a custom piece for a designer working one of the…

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

Kintsugi EggshellsI’ve always loved the Japanese art of “kintsugi” wherein broken pottery is repaired with gold and rather than trying to disguise the break or flaw, it is highlighted and therefore elevated to a status of beauty. Its age is celebrated, its history is seen, its flaws are revered. I think it’s a good way

I'm so excited you're here for these works! These works are mostly 4" or 6" works in acrylic box frames. They can hang on the wall, sit on a shelf, or lay flat on a coffee table for a twist. They make incredible gifts, or start your own collection with one. I've always wanted to create a whole wall of these myself! Let

I'm so excited you're here for these works! These works are mostly 4" or 6" works in acrylic box frames. They can hang on the wall, sit on a shelf, or lay flat on a coffee table for a twist. They make incredible gifts, or start your own collection with one. I've always wanted to create a whole wall of these myself! Let

I'm so excited you're here for these works! These works are mostly 4" or 6" works in acrylic box frames. They can hang on the wall, sit on a shelf, or lay flat on a coffee table for a twist. They make incredible gifts, or start your own collection with one. I've always wanted to create a whole wall of these myself! Let