Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Friday, 26 April 2013
Monday, 15 October 2012
Copper Wire Work Bangles
I mentioned in my last post about our new copper wire work bangles for autumn winter 2012 and as promised here are some of the pieces that we have listed on Etsy
A single length of thick copper wire has been shaped to fit the feminine hand and is wire wrapped at the bottom either side of three beaded dangle drops with pale turquoise magnesite in the center dangle and amethyst and moss agate beads at either side.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/111873756/womans-copper-bangle-wire-wrapped-autumn
A single length of thick copper wire has been shaped to fit the feminine hand and is wire wrapped around with small red carnelian beads along one quarter wide and a white agate at one of the ends.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/112191210/womans-autumn-jewellery-copper-bangle
A single length of thick copper wire has been shaped to fit the feminine hand and is wire wrapped around the entire length with two delicious pearl dangles at the ends. One pearl is a creamy pink and the second pearl is a stunning yellow gold
Inner circ of the bangles are approx 9"
To fit medium to large female hand
Custom sizes and designs are available
Male bangle jewellery without the beads is also available
All our copper is jewellery grade and is pre treated with sealant for wearing against the skin
Each piece of copper work starts out as a length of wire which is then cut, twisted, folded and bent into shape and is hammered for strength and durability before being created into one of our necklaces. Each piece is individually formed and therefor may show some slight variation in size.
Monday, 14 May 2012
Oxfordshire Artweeks
Shalotte is exhibiting at the South Oxford Community Centre between the 14th and the 19th of May as part of Oxfordshire Artweeks.
Paintings - Drawings - Portraits - Textiles - Sound - Photography -Ceramics -Sculpture
Come and Draw on Saturday the 19th of May 11-5pm... with members of Julia Kay's Portrait Party
Open Mon,Tues,Wed,Fri,Sat 3-7pm
Thursday 3-9pm with Live Music
Some of our Jewellery that we have on display
1:Salachia
In Roman mythology, Salachia was the female divinity of the sea. She was the consort and queen of Neptune, god of the sea and water.
Salachia is represented as a beautiful nymph, either enthroned beside Neptune, or riding beside him in a pearl-shell chariot drawn by dolphins or sea-horses.
Necklace is made from White Shell Discs, Lapis Lazuli, and Amethyst; with a Wire-Wrapped Beach Pebble Pendant and Hand-hammered Copper Wire.
3:Satis
The Ancient Egyptians believed Satis was the goddess who caused the Nile floods. Her name means ‘she who shoots forth’, referring to the annual flooding of the river.
One of her titles was ‘She Who Runs Like An Arrow’ and her symbols were the arrow and the running river.
Necklace is made from Quartz Points, Amethysts, African Map Jasper, Turquoise and Hand-Hammered Copper Wire.
2:Belisama
Belisama was a goddess of lakes and rivers in Celtic mythology. She has been claimed to be the consort of Belenus, the Celtic sun god.
Her name has been interpreted to mean ‘summer bright’.
Necklace is made from Green Jasper, Turquoise, Red Coral, and Hand-Hammered Copper Wire.
4:Calypso
Calypso was a nymph in Greek mythology who lived on the Isle of Ogyia, where she imprisoned Odysseus for seven years on his way home from Troy.
She is said to be the daughter of the Titan Atlas.
Necklace is made from Grey Shell Discs, Green Jade Moonstones, Hand-Hammered Copper Wire and Antiqued Copper Chain.
Friday, 18 June 2010
Welcome to Shalotte
Welcome to Isle of Shalotte, the new blog for Shalotte: Artisan Originals.
We support, promote and sell artisan works from all over Great Britain.
We believe that handmade means originality, beauty and quality.
By buying from us you can be assured of all these things as well as a purchase that will stand the test of time.
Everything in our shop is made by hand by people who have a passion for traditional and innovative skills.
Our current artists include Jewellers, Knitters, Embroiderers, Silversmiths, Painters, Clothiers, Homeware designers, Seamstresses and Accessory Designers.
As well as offering a wide selection of ready made pieces all our artists are available for private commisions and can be contacted through the shop or via their page on our website
We support, promote and sell artisan works from all over Great Britain.
We believe that handmade means originality, beauty and quality.
By buying from us you can be assured of all these things as well as a purchase that will stand the test of time.
Everything in our shop is made by hand by people who have a passion for traditional and innovative skills.
Our current artists include Jewellers, Knitters, Embroiderers, Silversmiths, Painters, Clothiers, Homeware designers, Seamstresses and Accessory Designers.
As well as offering a wide selection of ready made pieces all our artists are available for private commisions and can be contacted through the shop or via their page on our website
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