Moscow-based jewelry designer, Anastasia Pribelskaya, creates jewelery and art-objects inspired by nature’s natural forms and textures. She utilizes both traditional and contemporary blown glass, lampwork and metalclay techniques. She is a creative director at the Russian Glass Academy and teaches at her own studio, Rowan Craft.
You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram. Some of her work can be purchased on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Anastasia Pribelskaya.
Istanbul-based jewelry designer Derya Aksoy has created a full range of accessories based on
colorful and exotic butterflies. Each butterfly piece is made by transferring wing images onto sheer organza fabric and carefully arranges them brass and antique chains. On an interview with World Artisan Gems the artist says this about her inspirations:
“My biggest inspiration source is my surroundings. I’m a big fan of nature and I believe the most amazing designs/creations are already in the nature only not made by people. I mean look at the amazing patterns on animals, or color combinations on flowers, the veins on the wings of a tiny bug, there is no wrong, everything is so breathtakingly beautiful! My maze towards nature is definitely mirrors on my designs. The other one I would say is the culture I’m from. What I observed visually and emotionally when I was growing up definitely show themselves through my creations. I don’t plan to do so but that just happens, I believe that is same for all the other artists.â€
You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram. Her unique jewelry can be purchased on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Derya Aksoy.
The brand, Manuche Postcards From, is the creation of Barcelona-based creator Emanuela, who as a child had a passion for paper. This passion blended with photography led her to the creations of these handmade and eco-friendly notebooks and postcards. She is inspired by the retro and bohemian style, love of animals and a passion for old cinema. You can follow her on Facebook and Tumblr. Her shop is here on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Manuche Postcards.
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