Inspired by Japanese tori gates, a 35-foot bamboo fence at the California Center for Creative Renewal in Encinitas consists of rectangular panels varying in height and width with the terrain. Shelves set into the fence stabilize it and display pottery by art therapist Ellen Speert. Vertical bamboo slats are lashed with wire and framed with pressure-treated wood. Mexican weeping bamboo nearby continues the theme and adds textural contrast.
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