IXIA: nature, whimsically re-arranged

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IXIA: nature, whimsically re-arranged

By Sama Team | January 27, 2010

Working with Max Dana for quite a long time now, we are used to discover almost everyday, the many aspects of the World of Sama and the creative world of our beloved artist. We appreciate creativity whatever the form is can take and recently, we were very impressed by the amazing work done by the San Francisco based company, IXIA. 'Nature, re-arranged' that's it. Read 'About IXIA' from their Website:

Walk into IXIA and branches, tree trunks and driftwood surround you. Mosses, stones, succulents, pods and other forms borrowed from nature create a palette of texture. And wherever you look, you see tradition blend with innovation, in designs that range from fresh takes on the familiar to the artfully exotic.For over 25 years, IXIA has been creating sculptural arrangements that reflect the wonder of the natural world. Our passion is evident in everything we create, from the smallest arrangement to the largest installation, and in art pieces that last an evening or a decade.

We really consider IXIA's work being Art with Flowers/Nature... If you live in the San Francisco area and need some serious 'nature rearrangement', maybe you could visit them or more simply, order online after you checked their Work photos.