Weaving small beads into intricate patterns has been around for ages, literally, harking back to ancient Egypt, eighth century Japan, and ninth century India. Of course, we still see glass seed beads adorned on dresses, sweaters and other elegant apparel, and now they are making a comeback in jewelry as well.
Fallon’s fringe necklaces were the first to make a splash, and now you can find beaded collar creations at stores like Urban Outfitters. But we love the inspired pieces lovingly produced by artisans such as Patrizia Tager (necklace above) and Carol Deane Sharpe…elaborate and interesting, these jewelry selections are the real deal.
To browse styles and purchase visit:
Triz Designs - Beadwork by Patrizia Tager
Beaded and Fiber Gifts by Carol Dean Sharpe
Thank you so much for the wonderful compliment! It means a lot. :D
ReplyDeleteTriz and Carol Dean do the most wonderful work ever! They are both so talented it's amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for featuring my Dancing Tribe necklace!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! I love seed bead pieces and Triz and Carol are two of my favorite artists!!
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ReplyDeleteHave you seen the fabulous Miguel Ases pieces? The 'Chachacha' is my favourite http://www.adorn-london.com/blog/miguel-ases/
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