C O L L E C T I O N O F W E A R A B L E S C U L P T U R E
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"My jewelry is about self-examination; revealing pieces of myself through artistic creations. I draw my inspirations from the often overlooked simplicity of beauty found in the ordinary." - Eric Silva. Constructed from materials such as rustic sterling silver, shed antler, recycled wood and semi-precious stones. For more, click
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R I T A A G Y E M A N G
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A native of Ghana, West Africa, Rita Agyemang Jackson comes by her love of beads naturally, having a childhood surrounded by African trade beads in the markets of Accra. Mostly self-taught, she has also taken jewelry making classes in Waitsfield, Vermont. Her inspiration comes from the variety and textures of beads and colors. When creating her jewelry, Rita mixes beads that she buys at the Markets in Ghana with semi precious stone beads and pearls from all over the world.
She now spends summers in Vermont and winters in Ghana with her husband and their two boys.
Why do you need to know her? Because she makes these:
'Smoky Dream' Smoky quartz and Tibetan turquoise, Thai silver
'African Queen' Porcelain, brass from Ghana, Japanese seed beads, fresh water pearls
Fresh water pearls, seed beads, Thai silver charm.
Turquoise, Indian silver, carnelian. Promotes creativity!
Filipino wood, cinnabar, Thai silver.
Swoon!!! Currently based out of Brooklyn, Saskia's jewelry in tinged with an Asian flair as it was during a yearlong trip through Asia that she rediscovered her passion for creating. She now hand picks and collects her beads from all over the world. For more information on Saskia click HERE, and be sure to stop by the gallery to see her work in person! 
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