Garden lover Rina Mercuri talks about her other passion, fine bone china painting

By Sarah Bentvelzen
Updated September 2 2018 - 1:21pm, first published August 28 2018 - 3:28pm
A HIDDEN TALENT: Rina Mercuri shows off her skill in fine bone china painting, a dying art in Australia. Picture: Sarah Bentvelzen
A HIDDEN TALENT: Rina Mercuri shows off her skill in fine bone china painting, a dying art in Australia. Picture: Sarah Bentvelzen

Rina Mercuri has always been known for her love of her garden, the Garden Festival, and her commitment to the community, yet there is another side to this talented woman: she has also been dabbling in fine bone china painting.

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