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Alchemy, Inc. Modern and sculptural, all the functional metalwork from Pam Meyer's designs complement any decor. Classic forms provide a strong presence in an affordable manner...from place card holders to book marks. |
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David and Reed Bowman's patinaed brass and bronze menorahs (chanukiahs) range from fairly traditional to very idiosyncratic forms, always with a contemporary feel. Their elegant, understated colors, hand fabrication, and solid heft make them objects to display and treasure, and make them a refreshing change from many modern brightly colored menorahs. |
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Jillery Since 1988 Jill Fagin has crafted works of art from coiled aluminum wire and beads. This broad range of home accessories is perfect for entertaining an eclectic and sophisticated audience. |
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Joanna Craft creates original, eclectic, colorful jewelry in sterling silver and resin in her California studio. Each piece is created by hand, using techniques of cutting, sawing, stamping, texturing and soldering silver and fabricating bezel frames to contain handmade paper, colorful designs and Kanji (Japanese characters) encased in clear resin. She draws her inspiration from Asian art and design, cultural symbols and colorful papers and textile design. The designs are clean and modern. The simplicity of the jewelry forms allows the colors and designs to be the focal point. The jewelry is eclectic, meaningful and very wearable. A feature of the pieces that contain Kanji is that the English translation is engraved on the back of each piece. |
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