Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts

Monday, September 7, 2020

Stunning Pendants Made By Pressing Silver Into Hand-Carved Molds



Kristan is the designer and the founder of the jewelry brand Silver Wishes. She has a great passion for nature which reflects in her work. She handcrafts pendants that are inspired by the nature around her depicting owls, rabbits, wolves, polar bears, trees and leaves.
 




Each piece is handcrafted by the artist in her home studio, carefully pressed from artist's original carving. To make such stunning pieces Kristan uses the metal clay technique which involves combining metal such as silver with organic binder that burns leaving behind shining silver.
 





Kristan's profile begins with these lines by W. Somerset Maugham - "Every production of an artist should be an expression of an adventure of his soul." The artist has been able to capture her love for the nature and its beings in her work. Her one-of-a-kind pieces are perfect for an animal or a nature lover, or someone who appreciates a jewelry piece with a beautiful craftsmanship.
  





The pendants can also be ordered with a chain and can be personalized with a message or a name. You can find pendants on different themes including botanical, feathers, trees, furry friends and more in her online store - Silver Wishes.

Thursday, September 3, 2020

Porcelain Jewelry and Trinket Dishes With 3D Creatures by Bonsai Mountains



Sarah is a ceramic artist from UK. She creates lovely porcelain necklaces, trinket dishes, and figurines in bright colors and accents of 24 carat gold luster. She finds inspiration for her work in nature especially British birds. Her hand-sculpted ceramics incorporate 3D animal figurines that make her everyday pieces fun. Each ceramic piece is one-of-a-kind and hand-made in her studio in rural Worcestershire. You can find her unique creations in her online store - Bonsai Mountains.

























Thursday, July 23, 2020

Miniature Hand-Embroidered Birds That Look Real



Pola Laamanen is an embroidery artist who makes miniature birds that you can wear! While growing up she got influenced by her mother who worked with fabrics, textile and accessories.

She makes these gorgeous bird brooches out of her love for these feathered creatures. Every element in her pieces is entirely handmade from flowers to feathers. She uses silk, satin and laces in crafting each bird. Her work is a combination of thread painting and stumpwork that gives her birds a three dimensional feel and make them look so real. The menagerie of birds range from common to extinct birds including rooster, flamingo, turaco, red cardinal, o’ahu ‘ō’ō, parrot and owl.

Pola's work is available on her online store - PolaLab. You can follow her on Instagram to learn more about her work.












Monday, July 6, 2020

Adorable Handmade Textile Brooches That'll Steal Your Heart







 



 


Nadya is the designer and the creator of all the lovely creatures at Plushkinn. She works at a bank and in her spare time makes textile brooches that'll steal your heart. Each brooch is made by hand using natural materials.

Nadya mainly likes to make animals and human figures that come in all shapes, forms and sizes. Each one is unique with timeless charm and lots of character. Her little creatures are dressed with tiny costumes, jewelry, shaggy caps, cool glasses and other accessories. Her brooches are stitched out of cotton fabric, and each one is individually handpainted. The artist hand-embroiders the tiny details such as feathers and whiskers. These miniature pieces can be as little as 2cm in height and 4 cm in length. You can visit her on Instagram to see more of her work. 

Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Unique Animal Inspired Necklaces and Rings by J Topolski



J Topolski is a jewelry maker based in New York City. She designs and creates unique jewelry pieces mainly inspired by animals and bees. Every piece is individually handmade in her studio. To craft her jewelry the artist uses the traditional acid-etching, wax hand carving, metal-smithing, and eco-friendly resin. She has also started to work with stones, she adds gemstones to accent the pieces. 

The owl necklace shown on the top is a tribute to the artists's favorite bird - the barn owl. It's hand carved in jeweler's wax and casted in solid sterling silver.





When she is designing a piece she likes to make what interests her and what she believes is unique compared to other options available in the market. Animal theme is one of the most popular themes she gets requests for from her clients and she creates them keeping in mind the on going trend.

  



A few of the places where her work can be found includes the Harvard Museum of Natural History shop, The Brass Owl, Astoria, Better Than Jam, Bushwick, and Space Montrose, Houston. She works in collaboration with Urban Utopia Wildlife Rehabilitation, and she donates a portion of profits from her squirrel necklaces to them.







You can find her one-of-a-kind necklaces and rings (and more) in her online store - Topolski.