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Made from steel, vitreous enamel, sgraffito with abraded layers, this striking bowl was first showcased at Springfield USA and features the irregular pattern of 'dots' - a signature characteristic of this series.
Inspired by her fascination with language and how we can communicate non verbally, this series of bowls marked a new series of work for Beate.
If you would like to commission a similar piece from Beate Geggenwart , please enquire below
This beautifully crafted bowl made from steel, vitreous enamel, sgraffito with abraded layers, was first showcased at Springfield USA.
The black exterior is contrasted with a soft white interior, marked with soft black lines and the signature black shapes characteristic of this series of pieces.
Inspired by her fascination with the language of the in-between - the hollow centre a space for curiosity and innovation.
If you would like to commission a similar piece from Beate Geggenwart , please enquire below.
This beautifully crafted bowl made from steel, vitreous enamel, sgraffito with abraded layers, contrasts a rich back exterior with the characteristic soft grey/white interior marked with soft flowing lines and irregular shapes.
Inspired for her fascination with what lies between - the hollow centre a space for curiosity and innovation.
If you would like to commission a similar, beautiful piece from Beate Geggenwart , please enquire below.
Sculpted to depict a sense of age and decay, but where precious words still speak, this exquisitely crafted 'page' is hand carved to capture the words and poetry, of Welsh writer, Dr Mererid Hopwood.
The pressed flowers add to the stirring of memory, captured for all time in this exquisitely crafted work.
If you would like to commission something similar from Mari Thomas, please follow the link below.
This beautiful metal fan showcases some of the many processes and techniques that can be deployed by a metalsmith in creating an object of exquisite beauty.
Here Rebecca used electroforming, photo etching, metal casting and silver plating to create 7 individual 'fan parts' , which she then riveted together. The intricate lacework and fine line detailing captures the elegance of bygone eras with additional decoration echoing the corsets add bustles once worn by women of fashion.
If you would like to commission something of similar grace and elegance, follow the link below.
This unique sculpture is typical of Angela Farquharson’s large scale work, perfect for large open spaces that require a statement piece.
Named after Caesar’s mother, the name Aurelia derives from the latin root ‘aureus’ meaning golden.
Shown at the Royal Welsh Show in 2024, this piece can be made to order through First Of March.
