+ Follow CHRISTOPHER MORLEY Tag
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In the gardens of potter Ugu Bigyan’s Tiaong home, only positive vibrations envelope the premises. There are 15 open huts minimally decorated with narra tables and chairs, cloth hammocks, and wooden beds. The huts are punctuated with subtle colors from the pottery pieces made by Ugu. Lush with plants, flowers, and lovely footpaths in leaf and floral patterns, the huts look like one cohesive outdoor masterpiece. Everywhere you look, your eyes joyfully rest on a pleasing composition of nature and art.
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