Circle of friendship

I received a question from Anne regarding the wooden cases in my living room. I have mentioned them in my post 'Welcome to my home' . They make a great wall decoration because I can burn candles in them and at night they look like little pictures of light :) The backside of the cases is open and covered with casement cloth. This way I can change the colour palette easily from time to time. I just change the fabric and add some new coloured candles and pillows. The cases are very handy in dark corners where you want to add some light but don't have a electric point. Here is a close-up for you Anne. As you can see you can easily make them yourself. The bevel sawing on the corners was done for me at my local D.I.Y.-shop. The basic I secured with nails and I glued the front side on it. The open backside was covered with fabric. Easy as that Anne :)) From Vani I received a question about the Mexican circle of friendship in my living room. In the centre of the circle I placed a salt lamp that gives a beautiful glow. Besides the fact that they add a lovely atmosphere to my room they also cover up my cd-player hihi.This circle of friends will never let go of each other's arms. Inextricably entwined, they represent an ancient pre-Columbian ceremonial dance symbolizing the unbroken circle of friendship. To me it symbolizes the equality of all human beings.I hope you have got a better image of my circle of friendship this way Vani :)