Showing posts with label pottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pottery. Show all posts
Thursday, November 7, 2013
MEDITERRANEO AGAIN!
... And here is Mediterraneo 11! A new, bright and colorful statement ring, made with a gorgeous piece of Mediterranean beach pottery, collected by me on a beautiful beach on the Italian Riviera. I have painted the original glaze in a vibrant Mediterranean blue and added a dimensional golden spiral.
Labels:
beach,
blue,
Mediterraneo,
painted,
pottery,
ring,
terracotta
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
AND A NEW MEDITERRANEO RING!
... And here is Mediterraneo 10! A new, bright and colorful statement ring, made with a gorgeous piece of Mediterranean beach pottery, collected by me on a beautiful beach on the Italian Riviera. I have painted the original glaze in vibrant hues of orange and tangerine.
Labels:
beach,
Mediterraneo,
orange,
painted,
pottery,
ring,
terracotta
Sunday, November 3, 2013
NEW MEDITERRANEO RING!
There we go! A new ring has joined my Mediterraneo collection! A gorgeous piece of beach pottery, collected by me on a beautiful beach in Rhodes. The original glaze shows an interesting dotted pattern, and I have highlighted it with acrylic paints.
- Symi, June 2012 -
Labels:
Aegean,
beach,
blue,
Greece,
islands,
Mediterraneo,
pottery,
Rhodes,
ring,
terracotta
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
A gorgeous Pottery Gallery
Hello my friends!!!
One of the things I do enjoy a lot is visiting galleries and especially those with creations of artists that are not professional. It reminds me that every single person can create something unique. And it is not necessary for everyone to like it, but it is important for the artist since this is a beautiful way to express himself/herself.
Last week I had the chance to visit a pottery gallery where a friend of mine also participated. I was speechless… I couldn’t imagine that all of them were crafted by people that were into pottery just for a few months or a couple of years. I admired unique formations, with different artistic designs and views but all of them were so beautiful .
I am sure that my pictures cannot give you a really clear idea of the pottery gallery, but again you can check them out and I am sure you will admire them as I did. Enjoy!
mats mouts
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
BEACH POTTERY JEWELRY
Medina
I love beach pottery... you find it walking on a beautiful beach, and every piece has its own story. I love the way the sea or ocean models a piece making it smooth and soft in shape, and I love the fact that beach pottery is the expression of the culture of a specific country or sea shore. Beach pottery found on the shores of the Mediterranean is so different in design and textures from the one found on the shores of Scotland, or of Maine... and again, beach pottery gathered on the shores of a Greek island is so different in design from Italian beach pottery, or Spanish beach pottery. The glazings on beach pottery finds are often amazing, and make for gorgeous pieces of jewelry just left as they are.
Thank you for loving my new Mediterraneo ring! :) Since you liked the idea of making rings out of beach pottery, I decided to show you more rings I made out of beach pottery... some using the pieces as they were, some highlighted with paint or combined with copper wire and beads.
Mediterraneo 1, 2, 3 and 5 are already sold, Mediterraneo 4, 6, 7 and 8 are still available :) Mediterraneo 1 to 6 are all made with Italian beach pottery, Mediterraneo 7 and 8 are made from Greek beach pottery.
And this is my "trilogy" Anime Gemelle / Insieme / Dall'Eternità ('twin souls together since eternity'), which I had dedicated to my soulmate! Dall'Eternità is already sold, Anime Gemelle and Insieme are still available. All the three pieces were made out of Italian beach pottery finds (Riviera).
- Italian Riviera beach pottery finds -
I hope you enjoyed the "beach pottery ring tour", I will be making some beach pottery pendants soon!
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
NEW MEDITERRANEO RING!
This is a new ring from my Mediterraneo series... A piece of beach pottery collected in Rhodes last summer, which I painted a bright Mediterranean blue and then varnished for more shine!
Available in my shop.
- Symi, June 2012 -
- Symi, June 2012 -
- Symi, June 2012 -
- Symi, June 2012 -
- Symi, June 2012 -
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