Sola Cube - Apple of Peru (Delicacy, Solid Core) Textiles See our full range by

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Gorgeous miniature stoneware beakers from the "Where The Creeks Meet" exhibition by Australian ceramicist Timna Taylor

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Sola Cube - Apple of Peru (Delicacy, Solid Core) Textiles See our full range byThe Apple of Peru contains a delicate net of lace like veins formed from the calyx that gently wraps and protects the fruit. The genus name, Nicandra," is taken from the Grecian poet Nicander of Colophon, known for his works on poison. The stem and calyx turn black in places, and the leaves develop small black thorns. Use Light Base or other illumination to light up from the bottom or put in front of a dark background to admire the flawless form.