Jewellery
In alphabetical order by surname.
Andrea Maia Gill
- Thames
A In addition to mixed media art, Andrea enjoys the process of making beautiful 'Indra's Net' micro-macramé net necklaces. Each necklace holds a unique polished stone with their own special properties, some also include handmade pottery or glass beads. She also creates quirky assemblage 'Arty Brooches' and 'Goth Punk Pins' and patches using felt, vintage zippers, beads and other found objects.
Andrea is open to commissions and can also develop customizable art and wellbeing workshop content for individuals and groups.
phone: 027 378 3883
email: andreagillartist@gmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/andreagillartist/
https://www.facebook.com/andreagillartstudio/
Dany Pike
- Coromandel
Originally from Germany, and after living 21 years in Wellington, I have found my place of belonging here in the Coromandel.
I create heartbloodArt for young and old souls. Sharing my gifts and holding space for others on their path of self discovery is my number one priority.
Feeling a strong spiritual & earth-based connection, inspired by ancient goddesses, dancers and nature, my art is giving shape and form to emotions and energies.
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My sculptures and pendants are for those who value the sacred & divine
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I also facilitate unique clay workshops.
Combining my love for clay work with the power of intuitive art and spirituality, I guide participants and hold space for them in a safe ceremonially setting.
Creating an opportunity for them to go within, to hear the whispers of the soul & working with clay in an intuitive way.
Follow me on Facebook, Instagram @heartbloodart
Kathryn Russell
- Thames
One beading class in 2010 and I was hooked.
My first love is using semi_precious gemstones but I also enjoy pearls, wood, crystals and glass.
I make necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
