Re-Enchanted

Donated by: Sugar Creek Gardens
Designed by: Michael Parrett

Re-Enchanted Wreath transforms discarded fragments of the everyday into a circular celebration of renewal and wonder. Composed of found objects and repurposed materials - remnants once overlooked or forgotten - the piece reimagines the traditional wreath as a symbol of cyclical regeneration and creative possibility. Each object carries its own history of use and wear, yet together they form a harmonious whole, blurring the boundary between refuse and reverence. The work invites viewers to see the potential for beauty and meaning in the overlooked, offering a quiet act of re-enchantment in a world often dulled by consumption and disposability.

Approximate dimensions: 50"w x 50"h x 5"d

About the designer:
Michael is a practicing professional artist, designer and stylist who owns and operates GurkenHAUS, an independent multi-media art and fine craft studio in the Northampton Neighborhood. Often found partnering with individuals, other artists, schools, groups, organizations and institutions, Michael has been described as a community building catalyst, promoting the notion that what binds us together is always stronger than what tries to tear us apart.