GearForms
GearForms |
GearForms |
GearForms |
GearForms uses reclaimed industrial and architectural materials to make unique, one of a kind sculptural furniture. Made from woods such as mahogany, poplar, oak, and sugar pine. Handcrafted by pattern markers across the United States and South American, these forms were used to make sane molds and then cast into steel. Other reclaimed materials include but not limited to are printing presses, nautical vessels, machinery and public works like dams and bridges.
Check out GearForms Sites:
GearForms Website
GearForms Facebook
ZOLA jewelry//objects
ZOLA jewelry//objects |
ZOLA jewelry//objects |
ZOLA jewelry//objects |
ZOLA is a handcrafted line of sculptural jewelry and objects designed and created by Gabrielle Miles Silverlight. Employing methods such as the lost wax process for bronze casting and hand-formed ceramics, ZOLA uses these materials to combine traditional technique with modern design. Drawing inspiration from coastal landscapes, ZOLA embraces an aesthetic of 'organic geometry' that reflects both the rough edges and sweeping curves, the interplay of positive and negative space and the fluidity inherent in those landscapes. ZOLA aims to create tactile and elegant art pieces that are unexpected yet can fuse seamlessly into one's everyday wear or decor.
ZOLA jewelry//objects Website
ZOLA jewelry//objects Etsy
Sweet Old Etcetera/369 Homemade
Sweet Old Etcetera/369 Homemade |
Sweet Old Etcetera/369 Homemade |
Sweet Old Etcetera/369 Homemade |
Sweet Old Etcetera/369 Homemade |
Tim Canny of Sweet Old Etcertera/369 Homemade has original paper cut artwork and handcrafted items made from reclaimed textiles invoking an earlier time
and 369 Homemade gourmet jams and jellies.
Kort's Glass, Christmas Ornament and Jewelry Shop
Kort's Glass |
Kort's Glass |
Kort's Glass |
Kort Walsh graduated from The University of the Arts in 08' and has been making his glassware, gifts, and holiday decorations ever since. He also creates handmade pendants, brioches, and belt buckles.
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