Collection "Let Nature Color!"

It is often said that the greatest artist in the world is nature. During Easter, when coloring eggs, anyone can verify this. Eggshells and concrete share a common trait—both contain lime, making it quite easy for nature to leave its color imprints. Dyeing concrete containers with plants at the height of summer, boiling them in a massive cauldron over a bonfire, is my favorite relaxing activity for summer evenings, as each time I am newly surprised by the results. For instance, how could one anticipate in advance that peppermint would dye concrete red...        

Pot height	11.0 cm (~4.3 inches)
Pot upper diameter	12.5 cm (~4.9 inches)
Pot lower diameter	10.0 cm (~3.9 inches)
Saucer diameter	19.5 cm (~7.7 inches)
Saucer depth	1.5 cm (~0.6 inches)
Total weight	1.945 kg (~4.288 pounds)
Container material	Quartz sand, white cement
Container finish	Plant dyeing (meadowsweet, celandine, oak) in boiling water

Container composition: cement, white cement, gravel, quartz sand, water (product safety information available at sakret.lv and senukai.lt). The container finish may incorporate concrete interior finishing materials (product safety information available at jeger.com/lv/info). Final product manufacturer: SIA “Kārlis Anitens”, reg. no. 40103671539, Dignājas iela 3-6A, Rīga, LV-1004. Artist's workshops: “Luguži”, Jaunlaicenes pagasts, Alūksnes novads, Gaujas iela 5, Rīga.