Lighting

    Wall Lights

   Table Lamps

   Ceiling Shades

 

 Tableware

   Vases

   Resin Plates & Dishes 

   Ceramic Dishes & Bowls

 

  Jewellery

   Necklaces

   Brooches

   Rings & Bracelets

 

  Collections   

   Bambina Jewellery    

   Delilah Jewellery

   Lucas

   Anita Glucina

   Tiki

   Small Objects

   Torso

   Textiles

 

  Art

   Paintings

Necklaces

Metal Drawings

Tapa Heart

This range of cast metal jewellery are based on the line drawings that are often featured on the ceramic dishes, lampshades and printed textiles.

Cloud

Tapa Pod

Spiral Heart

Sweets

Finally sweets can take there place along with other icons of NZ and can be worn with pride.
Do you really need the names? left to right
Chocolate fish, Jelly bean, Fruit slice, Milk bottle, Jet plane, Banana, Jaffas and False Teeth.
Of course in their traditional flavours 
and in recognition of the sixpence mixture also in pairs and threes.

Cross

Disc 

 

 

The Disc Choker designs incorporate a  diverse range of inlaid materials from humble wild seed husks and shell fragments to timber veneer, gold leaf and photographic images.

The highly polished surface of each disc has a magnifying effect on the encased objects, changing the perception of the often discarded and ignored materials.

 

Fragments

 

Links

 

Designs have evolved from the classic disc chokers to elaborate pieces incorporating slices of resin with coloured glass beads.

Chunky medallions are combined with marble sized beads. Large clear balls of highly polished resin encapsulate and magnify delicate shell specimens.

New shapes are being developed from the edgier stainless steel pieces to longer classic styles reflecting Mandarin necklaces, where large pendants inlaid with metal leaf and minature ceramic torsos are suspended from strings of resin and glass beads.

Model Photos courtesy of the Hart Show at Air New Zealand Fashion Week 2006

 

Air New Zealand Fashion week

Hart -Vamp, VSSP & Vertice

Karen's entry in the Inaugural Art of Costume Jewellery Award won Highly Commended in the Crystal Pacfic category. Judged by World's Francis Hooper, fashion designer Liz Mitchell and Elizabeth Klause from Smith & Caughey,  this event hosted by Auckland Beads and Peter Raos Gallery is sure to become highly contested each year.