Posts Tagged ‘natural history museum of utah’
Solid Silver Cuff
Solid Silver Cuff
A brushed silver lip opens to highly polished silver in the simple yet stunning cuff. The cuff is meant to sit low on the wrist and has a substantial weight. The curved rounded inner side of the bracelet makes this piece extremely comfortable to wear.
Classic!
Signed on the inside. Matagi Sorensen signature design.
Read MoreMokume Hollow Form Pendant – Arrow
Mokume Hollow Form Pendant – Arrow
Hand-crafted silver and copper mokume is cradled by brushed silver in this hollow form pendant. Organic shapes create a unique, one-kind-only piece. Over time, the copper will deepen in color, making this an ever-changing pendant.
Approximately three inches long, about an inch wide, and a quarter-inch deep. Signed on the back. Shown here with a seven-strand silver omega necklace. Signed on the back.
Read MoreSilver and Copper Bowl Earrings
Silver and Copper Bowl Earrings
Red hot polished copper cups cool polished silver in these ultra-modern dangling earrings. Hand-crafted, no two earrings are alike.
Fun!
Earrings are approximately 3/4 inches diameter, sterling silver wires and signed on the back.
Read MoreHollow Form Pendant with Black Pearl
Hollow Form Pendant with Black Pearl
Brushed silver and black pearl shadowbox opens organically within a squared pendant.
Modern feminine. Simply lovely!
Approximately 1 1/2 inches high by 3/4 inches wide and 1/4 inch deep. Signed on the back. Shown here with a 16 inch silver omega necklace.
Read MoreJuried Exhibit This Weekend! Indian Art Market
I will be in Salt Lake City this weekend showing my work at the Natural History Museum of Utah – Canyon in Salt Lake City. I’m really excited about this show, and a little nervous because I think I’m going to be driving through snow for twelve hours!
“Celebrate native arts and culture at the Natural History Museum of Utah. The Indian Art Market is a juried show featuring the work of regional native artists. Over 20 selected artists will display and sell their original work ranging from jewelry, beadwork, sculpture, painting and more. Meet the artists, learn about contemporary Indian arts and tribal culture and take home something new and unique to add to your collection.”
October 12 & 13, 2013: Indian Art Market, Natural History Museum of Utah at the Rio Tinto Center of The University of Utah, 301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, Utah
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