Sunlight is becoming a rare sight these days in TO. Sub zero temperatures are looming large o’er my little head. I am like a little plant, I perk up when I have sunshine on my shoulders. As an easy alternative, I now derive my cheer from lights, candles and fixtures in my home which are not tragically expensive. And in the process of rediscovering my home this winter, I am also organizing clutter to make streamlined displays.
This is an African book end, which also doubles up as a tea light holder. Enough to keep the dark lady and me warm.
See the halo around the Buddha? Look closely and you will see just a lamp.
A stoneware bowl in white, red and green to float tea lights and petals.
This little tea light in the aromizer is for warmth from a close range.
That little Moroccan lantern just fills both my heart and home with so much warmth every evening.
Something to keep the Goddess’ feet warm too.
Even the walls cried out loud for some attention and look what they got! This curved henna wall sconce. It makes for great mood lighting on my wall of paintings and photographs. It was hand made by artisans of Marrakech, Morocco. I was told its made of stretched goat skin, natural vegetable dyes and the design you see on this sconce is made from henna. 
Who is afraid of winter now! I have enough reasons to keep my home warm and toasty.
