Designers |
|
Colourful contemporary jewellery in hand-printed anodised aluminium and silver. Characterised by simplicity of shape with an emphasis on pattern, and surface texture.
|
|
Meron Wolde is an award winning Artist, using experimental texturing techniques provoking different outcomes - each of her pieces is unique.
|
|
Recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2008 with a master degree. Working in the college as an artist in residency now. Won a gold award for Fashion Production Jewellery in Goldsmiths' Craftsmanship & Design Award in 2008. Exhibited in UK, Europe, and USA include Origin 2008, London; Inhorgenta Europe 2009, Munich; SOFA New York 2009, New York
|
|
Kate Wood makes feminine, ethereal jewellery using fine beading and chain work techniques. Constructed entirely by hand from multiple tiny gemstones, pearls and chains, each piece has a beautiful movement and really comes alive when worn. Her work is admired for its delicacy, intricately detailed finish and lightness of touch.
|
|
Annabet Wyndham is a jeweller and a silversmith of small functional pieces. based in Brighton, her primary materials are silver and vitreous enamel, she also uses aero-ply plywood shaped and painted.
|
|
Yen’s work has a distinctive, dynamic, visual and physical impact. The collection plays on the effect of repetition and linear organisation, creating sculptural pieces that are unlike other decorative jewellery. Combining silver with gold and occasionally with stones in articulated pieces which come to life once worn.
|
|
Italian born artist, based in Edinburgh, Cristina's work explores the contrast between modern buildings and ancient temples and palaces of South Korea. She combines natural and painted wood with precious and non-precious metals.
|