Japanese Are Going Crazy About The Fallen Leaves, Turn Them Into Art
Sweeping fallen leaves and just throwing them into dumpsters like they're trash? That wouldn’t fly in the Land of the Rising Sun, where locals are turning fallen foliage into stunning pieces of art.
The Japanese have taken it to Instagram to share their awesome pieces of contemporary leaf art. The new trend is called “ochiba art” or “fallen leaf art”, and it’s actually a very cool idea to bring life to those boring sidewalks at no cost at all. (h/t: rocketnews24, demilked)
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“Always watch where you are going. Otherwise, you may step on a piece of the forest that was left out by mistake.” ~ Winnie the Pooh
winnie,you got to stay there when the wind blows... I would preserve that piece of art in any way before the gust of wind blows the leaves back to the roots of the trees
beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. creativity primes out from the heart of those hands that designs from any nature their eyes beholds
WoW! I was so fascinated I looked it up - there are tutorials on how to make these beautiful roses.
leaf roses...oh how real those roses seem to be...but they're only imitation....(reminds me of the song...Paper roses) Astoundingly formed and arranged bouquet!
the symmetrical figure is awesome.it takes skills to choose the right size of leaves on their place.
But that is the beauty of it all - Life is Impermanent.
Load More Replies...I honestly am mind blown about how creative Japan is, especially after watching the video about the Japanese golden leaf technique.
I Can already see their hours of work flying away in the wind... But... It was definitely worth it!! So pretty < 3
I honestly am mind blown about how creative Japan is, especially after watching the video about the Japanese golden leaf technique.
I Can already see their hours of work flying away in the wind... But... It was definitely worth it!! So pretty < 3
