Honica writes
“Playing with fire, and placing pennies on the railway tracks…., these are things I actually did not do in my childhood, but I have indulged in these youthful pastimes many times since I became a jewellery designer.
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Playing the soft flame of the torch over brass shapes and copper pennies brings a rainbow of colours to the surface. And of course, the train do a wonderful job of reforming pennies into soft curved irregular shapes.
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While the genesis of this collection was a playful exercise of seeing materials in a new way, more traditional metal working techniques such as roller-printing, hammer forging, and engraving gave depth and value to each design.
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Adding a carefully chose palette of many different beads, which highlight and enrich the metalwork, this jewellery reminds me daily that “all work and no play”….well, you know the rest”.
See this new collection of Honica’s fabulous work at http://www.sidestreetstudio.com
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