Contemporary Native American Artist
Amethyst Tao Pendant with Brushed Silver
Cool silver encircles faceted amethyst in this shadowbox pendant. Classic Native American technique in modern form.
Simple, elegant. This piece may be worn alone or with other pieces.
5/8 inches diameter, 1/4 inch deep. Fine silver. Hollow form. Hand-crafted and one-of-a-kind. Signed.
Amethyst Tao Pendant with Brushed Silver
This piece is at Zen Mountain Gallery at 515 Main Street, Jerome, AZ.
Sun, Moon, and Triple Goddess
Hand hammered copper and silver married metals and turquoise hanging earrings. The texture of these earrings shimmer in the light. The warmth of copper and the coolness of silver combine to set off three small turquoise stones in each earring.
Reminds me of the sun and the moon – or the Red Rocks of Sedona at twilight – blue sky (almost turquoise and periwinkle), warm earth, cool air. One of my favorite places to be at dusk! Magical.
Entirely hand-fabricated (hand made). No two earrings are alike. 3 inches long, 1/2 inch wide. Silver wire. Signed “Matagi Sorensen” on the back of each earring.
Sun, Moon, and Triple Goddess
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Curved Carved Silver Bracelet
One of my classic designs. This bracelet is curved to fit comfortably around the wrist bone. The carvings catch the light so that this piece glitters in an understated way.
I realized on a hike in Sedona last week that the carvings stem from my love of the crevices that form in the valleys of the desert where I grew up.
Curved Carved Silver Bracelet
Married Metals Cuff
This bracelet harkens back to my childhood growing up in the Sedona area. I find the red rocks and the mountains sneaking into my work often.
This piece is entirely hand-fabricated of silver and copper. It is blackened to intensify the raised design on the cuff.
The inside edge of the bracelet is curved for a comfort fit.
Married Metals Cuff
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Hand-forged Silver Spiral
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Reaching
intaglio 13″ x 7″
2 of 10 left
Reaching – black and white intaglio etching based on memories of rock formations while living in the Sedona wilderness as a child.
