 | Last night Craft Victoria was teeming with those who enjoy beautiful things. |
 | They were greeted with Leah Teschendorff's austere and elegant installation Florilegium, with intricate metal root systems branching into geometric forms. |
| Then they emerged into Ronnie Lacham's stunning Between Spaces and Vases, which placed flowers directly in furniture rather than vessels. |
 | Around the corner and across the sea, Singular and Multiple: New Jewellery from Tasmania, displays the precious qualities of the island state. |
| Opener Simon LeAmon is here with Ronnie Lacham and Michael Douglas -- an RMIT Industrial Design triumvirate. |
| And with real flowers, here's Leah Teschendorff herself with CV curator Kate Rhode and jeweller Stephen Gallagher. |
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