Amy Lawrence is a textile designer specializing in knitted artisan jewelry. The UK-based artist uses an Italian knitting machine to create these high-end geometric pieces inspired by her interest in science, nature and traditional cultures.
Website, Facebook, Behance, Instagram, Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Amy Lawrence.
Mariko Kusumoto is a metal and fiber artist born in Japan and currently based in Massachusetts. She majored in painting and printmaking but always had a penchant for metal sculpting. Wanting to create with a totally opposite material she chose fabric and created this series of wearable pieces. She molds translucent synthetic fabric into nature-inspired shapes and assembles them into these delicate jewelry. She writes this about her work:
“My work reflects various, observable phenomena that stimulate my mind and senses; they can be natural or man-made. I ‘reorganize’ them into a new presentation that can be described as surreal, amusing, graceful, or unexpected. A playful, happy atmosphere pervades my work. I always like to leave some space for the viewer’s imagination; I hope the viewer experiences discovery, surprise, and wonder through my work.”
The artist can be followed on her website and on Facebook.
Images: Courtesy of Mariko Kusumoto.
Eri Dimitriadi is a full-time architect and self-taught jewelry designer from Athens, Greece. Her collection sold under the brand name, Eried, is a combination of delicate beads made from polymer clay, precious stones and silver. She writes that she likes mixing different materials and tries to make all her creations have a progressive flow. In her own words these pieces are “flowers born out of stoneâ€.
You can follow her on Facebook and purchase her designs on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Eried.
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