Tag: jewelry
Unique Jewelry Design by Kyoko Hashimoto
Kyoko Hashimoto is a Japanese born, Australian raised jewelry designer. After graduating from the College of Fine Arts in Sydney, Kyoko went on to exhibit at Sydney’s most influential galleries including Object, Quadrivium and Art Gallery of New South Wales. In 2005 she moved to Tokyo where the lure of the city’s vibrant underground fashion and music scene inspired her to start a new jewelry label.
Join Mandy Besek’s Tribe
Mandy Besek is a young textile jewelry designer and she creates crazy things that people fall in love with. She love big, crazy tribal jewelry that makes you feel like a super hero.
Betty Pepper’s Textile Jewelry
Betty Pepper is a textile/jewellery designer maker. In her effort to find that elusive something which makes an object desirable and somewhat ‘magical’ she explores different media and techniques in both two and three-dimensions.
Ecclectic Jewelry designed by Ecclectic Elements
Ecclectic Elements (Albuquerque, NM, USA) offer a great selection of unique, indie artisan boutique necklaces and earrings for easy online gift shopping.
Handcrafted couture in hip, mod and retro styles. Original costume jewelry.The vintage and antique game pieces and Mah Jongg Mahjongg tiles they upcycle, recycle, repurpose, reclaim and reuse for their recycled game piece jewellery are made of Bakelite, Catalin, Lucite, Celluloid, Marblelite, Pyralin, Wood, Bone and Bamboo.
The Colourful Design by Orna Lalo
Orna Lalo is a graduate of Shenkar College for Fashion and Textile. She began her professional career in 1990 designing distinctive fashion accessories. Her unique look and imaginative eye brought her much attention by leading fashion designers for custom work on the runway. Color, shape and texture play a significant role in her original designs.
As Orna shares, “People ask me what inspires my creations. So, it’s this: all the dresses I always wanted to wear. Everything I always wanted to be. My dream that one day I’ll stand on a big stage and I’ll be a singer. When I design, I try to capture that feeling of longing. I always think about the person who will be using my products, I want my colorful creations to smile at you and make you feel good.”
