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Award winning jeweller Emma Calvert creates bold textile pieces by fusing traditional techniques with sculptural forms and contemporary colours.
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A recent graduate from Edinburgh College of Art, Emma takes inspirations from pattern gathered from her research. She will continue to develop her work further during a one year residency at Edinburgh College of Art beginning September 2010 until August 2011
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Emma McFarline specialises in contemporary jewellery and enamelling. She graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a degree in Jewellery & Silversmithing in 2011 and now lives and works in Northern Ireland. Since graduating she has won various awards, including the British Society of Enamellers New Graduate Award which helped her to establish her practice. She has also taken part in a variety of exhibitions throughout the UK and abroad, most notably Talente in Munich
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Emma Morris is a Glasgow based contemporary jewellery designer, working in metal and mixed media. She creates sculptural and playful pieces through a playful and tactile approach to making and thinking. Play is a concept which carries through from her inspiration to her making process and final pieces.
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We wear jewellery ‘to be seen, to be heard, to be felt, as an extension of ourselves, letting the world know who we are.’ We want you to feel powerful, special, unique. Because you are.
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Award-winning mixed media designer maker. Combining perspex, metals and other media in a unique process to produce one-off, contemporary and striking jewellery pieces
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Jewellery influenced by plant forms and geometric shapes.
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Sculptural Vessels in silver and non-precious metals. Birmingham based. BIAD School of Jewellery. Currently shortlisted for National Metalwork Design Award 2008 (TBA). Other awards include; Goldsmiths Craftsmanship & Design Awards, BJA Design Awards. Exhibitions/ galleries include; Goldsmiths Fair, Origin, Lesley Craze-London, Billcliffe Gallery-Glasgow.
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Eve Balashova explores repetition, movement and manipulation of shape and form in her statement jewellery. She combines strict geometry with soft flowing curves to create unique, vibrant and energetic pieces.
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Farah Qureshi designs and makes jewellery in London in precious metals and works in ethical gold and has also become a Fairtrade gold licencee. In recent years Farah has exhibited at trade and retail events in both the U.K and internationally.
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