Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Miniature Masterpieces

These porcelain art beads have been so popular! I started with 20 beads and as of this past weekend I only have 4 left. The beads are designed by Kenneth Chen, a landscape architect and jewelry designer from Princeton, New Jersey. Each bead is a masterpiece, painted and decorated by hand with vibrant colors with 24K gold or platinum glaze and fired at temperatures of over 1000 degrees. To direct the focus to the art bead I select a mix of seed beads for the necklace that highlight each art beads colors.

All have been  SOLD




Tuesday, August 17, 2010

More Art Beads

I had time recently to use the last of my beautiful art beads. 
All are $45. Contact me for more details.
All have been  SOLD


This one looks a bit tribal. 

Fall colors.(Sold)

Simple and elegant. 

I love the muted blues in these glass beads.(Sold)

Freshwater pearls in a long version. Very classy.(Sold)

Another simple and elegant one that is shorter. (Sold)

Peridot chips and black glass beads. Peridot is the birthstone for August. (Sold)

I love this tree pendant. It sold the first day I had it on display!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Busy, Busy, Busy

Boy has it been a busy month - already 4 events under my belt and 2 more this weekend! Saturday was exciting - I got to test the waterproof-ness of my tent from the INSIDE!!! Watch for a blog post this week to explain that one! I have a long list of things to make. Here are a few more new necklaces using those fantastic porcelain beads. I hope to have time next week to get some posted in my Etsy boutique, but in the meantime feel free to contact me if you see one you like. All are $45. All have been  SOLD



The blue one has sold.
This one has sold.

Friday, July 30, 2010

Porcelain Art Bead Necklaces

I love these beads!! They are made by Kenneth Chen, a landscape architect and jewelry designer from Princeton, New Jersey. Each bead is a masterpiece, painted and decorated by hand with vibrant colors with 24K gold or platinum glaze and fired at temperatures of over 1000 degrees. I like to use them as a single pendant. To direct the focus to the art bead I select a mix of seed beads for the necklace that highlight each art beads colors. Here are a few.....

All have been  SOLD