A few months back I purchased a new camera. The day it arrived, I took it for a test drive to Santana Row. For those who don't know Santana Row, it is an upscale shopping, dining and entertainment complex in San Jose, California. A very beautiful open European style shopping center, it was intended to be the "Rodeo drive" of Northern California.
That particular day, I noticed the vast collection of beautiful planters and urns used throughout the space. Big and small, hanging and free-standing, wood, clay and ceramic... a beautiful mix of various sizes and styles. Here are some pictures from that day.
Signing off,
Shilpa Vir
Great shots!!! Beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteWow! Loved the second one the most! Is it of mosaic??
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures.. gorgeous.. gorgeous place!! Shilpa... I love the urns.. and could do with two at home. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow fun...steet decor!! I love summers here because every place has its own charm. what a great idea, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete@vineetasdiary - I don't think it is mosiac. Most likely its a hand painted glazed ceramic.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous urns and arrangements. The square ones lining the street make it so memorable!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Wow! Such pretty urns. I want these too
ReplyDeleteI can't disagree with you.. Every weekend if my husband asks me where do I want to go..my first answer will be Santana Row.. Love the streets and the way the restaurants are located in between the roads. Hope you had fun..
ReplyDeleteMy brother took us there when we visited him in San Jose. Your pictures reminded me of that trip.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful place to just hang out. Lovely pictures.
Loved the urns and flowers Shilpa, great photography!
ReplyDeleteSharon
I have walked down this street many time during my visits and have always wanted to put it down on my canvas.. lovely pics!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, makes me want to be there now!
ReplyDeletelovely urns!!
ReplyDeleteAnd great photography too :)
Great photos. Love all the water bodies and those huge shells.
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