Flying seeds
Seeds have different ways for disseminating called diaspora.
One of the strategies is to count on the wind to carry the seeds away.
You remember of course the maple seeds that you stuck on your nose and which turn like a helicopter as they fall. A large number of different types of flying seeds exist, generally seeds from trees.
When I create flying seeds in ceramic I usually make the winged part from paper to keep the sensation of lightness
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Dandelion seeds mobile, 15 cm -
Maple keys mobile, 30 cm -
Mahogany pod, 55 cm -
Tetraclinis pod, raku, 30 cm -
Rumex crispus, porcelain, 40 cm -
cedar seed, 40 cm -
Althea seed, 15 cm
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3 windmills, 2,5 m high -
Stained glass, honesty, 50 cm, glass, lead, ceramic -
Alder fruit, 30 cm, real size 1,5 cm -
Hornbeam seed 50 cm, real size 3 cm -
Willow fruit 40 cm, real size 2 mm -
lime seed 80 cm, real size 1,5 cm
