Bryan Parks' Chopstick Art:
One day during lunch, Bryan Parks, an American who lived in China for several years, wondered how many chopsticks were used per year considering China's population size. This led Bryan to an ingenious invention: to create chopstick art. His idea was simple: collect post-use, single use chopsticks from restaurants, clean and sanitize them at extremely high-temperatures, and use them to make high-quality accents for you. Oerth Gallery now carries Bryan's small and large baskets, and his charming soap dish. (A perfect fit for our soap rocks). Our baskets are lightly "tea stained", so that the color is natural and neutral. (By the way, did we tell you the baskets fold flat for easy storage?) How is that for seamlessly combining art with green!
