Posts Tagged ‘hand crafted jewelry’
Hand-Hammered Silver and Black Pearl Dangling Earrings
Hand-Hammered Silver and Black Pearl Dangling Earrings
Black pearls encased in hand-hammered silver have the visual effect of being surrounded by rippling water.
Because these are hand-crafted, no two earrings are alike.
Approximately 3/4 in diameter. Sterling silver. Hand-signed on the back by Matagi Sorensen.
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Triple Goddess Pearls and Brushed Silver Pendant
Three white pearls set in an amorphous bowl of brushed silver are softly radiant.
Very feminine.
One-of-a-kind, hand-crafted. Approximately two inches long by an inch wide, a quarter inch deep. Shown here with a 16 inch 7-strand omega necklace.
Read MoreLong Copper Dangling Earrings
Long Copper Dangling Earrings Simple hand-cut copper earrings with sterling silver wires. The copper is heated to create variations in color, from copper to deep red to purple. The reds are like the variations of the earth where I grew up in Northern Arizona. Each earring is unique due to the hand-crafted process. Approximately 2…
Read MorePale Green Bowl Slider Pendant with Copper and Silver
Pale Green Bowl Slider Pendant with Copper and Silver
Pale green enamel ripples and bubbles in a deep red copper bowl. Deep red copper peeks through along the edges of the bowl and influences the green on the thinner parts of the enamel. Copper nestles in silver and depresses inward creating a bowl shape. Sides and the back of this hollow form pendant are silver.
A fun way to add color to your day!
No two pendants of this style are alike. Each piece has its own color and texture variation due to the hand-crafted process.
Approximately 1/2 inch diameter, 1/4 inch deep. Hand-crafted, hollow form. Signed on the back. Shown here on a 5-strand 18? black omega necklace.
Read MoreYellow Disc Dangling Earrings
Yellow Disc Dangling Earrings
A burst of color! Deep red hand-hammered copper peeks out along the edges of earthy yellow enamel in these dangling earrings. Each earring has its own color and texture variation due to the hand-crafted process.
Vibrant, stunning. Wear when you want a flash of color!
Earrings are one inch diameter. The wire is sterling silver.
Read MoreMarried Metals Turquoise Shield Earrings
Married Metals Turquoise Shield Earrings
Hand-hammered silver and copper surround turquoise in a classic southwest combination. These dangling earrings are each unique due to the hand-crafted process. The raw texture of the hammering process juxtapose against the rounded surface. The metals are left in their natural state, the copper will deepen in color over time as it matures, further enhancing the organic quality of the earrings.
Approximately 1″ diameter. Sterling silver earring wire. Signed on the back.
Read MoreUtah Plume Agate and Silver Pendant
Utah Plume Agate and Silver Pendant
Utah plume agate and polished fine silver hollow form pendant. Warm browns and golds burst in plumes against translucent cream and pale greens in this gorgeous agate.
One-of-a-kind, hand-crafted. Approximately two inches by 1 1/2 inches by 1/4 inch deep.
Matagi Sorensen is a Yavapai-Apache jewelry designer, silversmith, and printmaker. His work is inspired by the natural world, industrial decay, and yoga. Based in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and the Verde Valley, his work can be found throughout Arizona, the United States, Europe and on his online shop matagifineart.com. Wholesale enquiries are welcome.
Read MorePromotheus Meets Neptune’s Daughter Revisited (two-piece necklace)
Promotheus Meets Neptune’s Daughter Revisited (2 piece necklace)
Two separate hollow form pieces of silver and coral and silver and turquoise nestle together to create one necklace. Each piece may also be worn separately. An example of how the Prometheus (coral) and Neptune’s Daughter (turquoise) fit together and how they appear on their own.
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A dynamic, gorgeous piece. The forms were built around the raw organic shapes of the stone – and they happen to look great together and as stand alone pieces!
Entirely hand-crafted, one-of-a kind, hollow form. Classic southwestern materials with a contemporary style. Each piece is signed. Made for the Red Hook Antique Center.
Matagi Sorensen is a Yavapai-Apache jewelry designer, silversmith, and printmaker. His work is inspired by the natural world, industrial decay, and yoga. Based in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and the Verde Valley, his work can be found throughout Arizona, the United States, Europe and on his online shop matagifineart.com. Wholesale enquiries are welcome.
Read MoreCupped Pearl Pendant
Cupped Pearl Pendant
Brushed fine silver holds a single pearl in this hollow form pendant. Silver and pearl are a lovely combination as they softly reflect light. The pendant is slightly bowled as well, rounded edges in line with the organic shape of the bowl.
May be worn with just about anything, from casual jeans and a t-shirt, to a silk blouse, wool sweater, or dress.
Hand-crafted, this piece is not “perfectly” round, it maintains a natural quality. One-of-a-kind. Signed on the back.
5/8 inch diameter, 1/4 inch deep.
Matagi Sorensen is a Yavapai-Apache jewelry designer, silversmith, and printmaker. His work is inspired by the natural world, industrial decay, and yoga. Based in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and the Verde Valley, his work can be found throughout Arizona, the United States, Europe and at his online shop matagifineart.com. Wholesale enquiries are welcome.
Read MoreHighly Polished Silver Anticlastic Bracelet
Highly Polished Silver Anticlastic Bracelet
Super smooth bracelet is entirely hand-crafted. Polished to a high shine, it sits low and comfortable on the the wrist. The edge of the bracelet curves tightly in on itself, creating a small opening and an interesting focal point.
Simple elegant line. Clean and organic.
Hand-hammered. Signed. No two bracelets of this style are exactly alike.
Matagi Sorensen is a Yavapai-Apache jewelry designer, silversmith, and printmaker. His work is inspired by the natural world, industrial decay, and yoga. Based in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and the Verde Valley, his work can be found throughout Arizona, the United States, Europe and on his online shop matagifineart.com.
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