In the evening, it’s getting darker by every day that passes. We’re approaching the darkest time of the year. It can be a gloomy and difficult time for a lot of people. I have to admit I also don’t like these short and moody days but I’ve slowly learned to embrace the good parts in it. Here in Belgium we’ve had a long and sunny autumn with beautiful and bright days which I’m really grateful for. Although these warm days somehow felt strange, uncomfortable and worrying as they’re sadly caused by the effects of the climate change.

It’s time for a shop update with a new collection of my work! Here you can already have a sneak peek of what will be available in my Etsy shop on Friday the 21st of October.

After a bad night rest I woke up on this sunny but cold October morning. To get my head clear and awake, I wrapped myself in a warm coat and scarf, took my camera and went for a stroll.

We’re halfway in August, that last month of summer. A month of golden summer beauty. Golden fields of corn, dried grasses, blooming common tansy and golden sunsets. Let me take you into a story of my golden moments in August…

Finally a little update of my recent works of 2022! In this blogpost you’ll discover antique boxes and handmade golden frames filled with delicate botanical pieces, all inspired by my love for nature and the seasons.

Today summer officially begins! Time for a summer quote…

It’s already June; the month which is filled with the longest days, strawberries, roses and peonies. The month when the verdant garden is at its peak of beauty and when so many flowers are in full bloom.

On a sunny but cold Saturday morning my husband and I travelled by train to Bruges, one of the most beautiful and historical cities in my country. Its history goes back to the Middle Ages when it became an important international trading centre.

Every year again I can’t resist writing about the wonderful snowdrops. These small winter miracles are such a joyful and hopeful sign at the end of winter, aren’t they?! Finally we can start dreaming of Spring again!

It’s a grey and windy day with rainy clouds passing by. We’re halfway of February and on a day like this, spring can still feel far away. Still, there are already subtle signs of the reawakening of nature and the days are getting lighter. Have you noticed it too?

It’s a grey, windy and rainy day at the end of January. I’ve just made myself a cup of herbal tea, put on some classical music and am all ready to write this new blogpost! It will be a mix of my nature photography and porcelain work. Some delicate porcelain poetry for a winter’s day…

I’ve wanted to write a blogpost for a long time but my thoughts and ideas weren’t quite aligned to work it out. But I think I finally have something I would love to share with you at the beginning of this winter season. Sometimes ideas need some time to ripen and grow… and that’s what the winter season is for.

Winter is officially here! Although it’s not snowing outside right now, some snowy and wintry pictures are appropriate for this time of year, don’t you think?! So I scrolled through my photo archive of last winter and came across these ones. Just to bring us in the winter mood!

I’ve designed a small selection of cards with celtic blessings to send to your beloved ones. I think autumn and winter are the perfect seasons for writing and sending a hand-written letter or card, don’t you think?! There’s just nothing quite like sending and receiving handwritten notes. It’s a simple way to touch the heart of another.

These golden October days are slowly coming to an end and this month has been so generous with beauty and autumn delights. So I hope you’re ready for a golden and warmly colored blogpost…

Can you believe it’s already autumn today? Summer has gone by so quickly… but I don’t mind. I’m quite ready for those autumn days of cosying up, woollen cardigans, beautiful colors, picking apples in the garden, golden sunshine and candlelight. What about you?

Getting up very early, putting on my walking shoes and starting this day with an early morning walk in a quiet area, called Landschap de Liereman.