The Design on Demand limited-time collection, celebrating the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library store! Working with the museum stores who carry Wraptillion jewelry is always a pleasure. I’m delighted to celebrate one of the most innovative stores with a video from my workshop and a special, limited-time collection! Congratulations to Sarah Jane Wick… Continue reading The Design on Demand limited-time collection, celebrating the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library store!
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the Delicate Botanicals collection
the Delicate Botanicals collection Introducing the Delicate Botanicals modern jewelry collection from Wraptillion! This collection was inspired by thin tendrils of vines, ephemeral blossoms, and the strikingly easy-to-wear style you expect from Wraptillion. The small earrings and bib- and y-style necklaces are perfect for the office and beyond, topping off your professional outfit with a… Continue reading the Delicate Botanicals collection
Wraptillion’s jewelry studio and inspiration
sneak peek into my jewelry studio and inspiration Wraptillion is a featured artist on the National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library’s blog! Click to see a sneak peek of my studio and read about the special collections we’ve created together, including the guitar inspired jewelry for the Medieval to Metal: the Art & Evolution… Continue reading Wraptillion’s jewelry studio and inspiration
the Stainless Mechanical Garden collection
the Stainless Mechanical Garden collection by Wraptillion Intricate botanical jewelry designs that form edgy patterns on your skin. See the collection Click here to see more
Pushing My Artistic Envelope: the Seattle Metals Guild Biennial Exhibition
Pushing My Artistic Envelope: the Seattle Metals Guild Biennial Exhibition One of my challenges as a working artist is finding the time to push my vision far beyond what I’ve been creating. It’s tough for everyone to fit everything into the work week, and it becomes even harder when I don’t know where the process… Continue reading Pushing My Artistic Envelope: the Seattle Metals Guild Biennial Exhibition