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Santa Fe Indian Market – This Weekend! (August 23rd and 24th)
Santa Fe Indian Market
I have been working really hard for this show! One-of-a-kind fine art pieces take time to make, I wish I could post everything I am creating as I make it. To be in this show has been a dream of mine – and it’s coming true! I am honored and grateful to be one of the chosen artists to be at this event.
This is a big deal!
I hope to see some of you there. If you read my blog, stop by and say “Hello.”
Read MoreBrushed Silver and White Pearl Teardrop Earrings
Brushed Silver and White Pearl Teardrop Earrings
Hand-crafted hollow form earrings of brushed silver are reminiscent of a lotus petal. A pearl nestles gently on the inner opening of each earring.
Stunning! These work well in formal and casual settings.
Read MoreHand-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.
Read MoreTriple Goddess Pearls and Brushed Silver Pendant
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 MorePrescott Indian Art Market is Happening THIS WEEKEND!
The 17th Annual Prescott Indian Art Market will be held in the cool gardens of the Sharlot Hall Museum on July 12 & 13. The setting provides a beautiful backdrop for the show’s impressive Indian-art. Featured are exquisite carvings, ceramics, sculpture, paintings, hand-woven baskets, blankets, and distinctive jewelry. Artists producing traditional and contemporary artwork are juried by distinguished American Indian artists. The Prescott Indian Art Market is one of the Southwest’s premier Indian-art Markets.
Read More2013 in review – Thanks for a Great Year!
2013 was a great year. I had some evolutionary leaps in my creative process and am excited to see where next year takes me. I also had some firsts last year. I showed at The Heard Museum in Phoenix, the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City, and…
Read MoreSterling Silver Organic Line Pendant
Sterling Silver Organic Line Pendant Sterling silver pendant has a fluid, flowing organic line. Brushed to a pearl-like sheen. Very feminine. Approximately three inches long. Shown here on a 16 inch omega necklace. Signed on the back.
Read MoreSolid 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 MoreMarried Metals Dangling Earrings
Married Metals Dangling Earrings
Red hot copper married to cool silver is a bold contrast in these dangling earrings. The organic line of the married edge is further enhanced by the raw copper, which will deepen in color over time.
Hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind earrings. Approximately two-and-a-half inches long. Signed on the back.
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