Spoons
Spoons have over time been a symbol of love, hospitality, social status, fertility, and lineage. In some cultures, it is a symbol of courtship. Spoons are the everyday, often felt as ordinary, but in truth can become deeply sentimental.
I choose them as a symbol of joy, sustenance and support. For me they are a peaceful utilitarian weapon. They nurture and feed us; they sustain us and help us heal. They provide beauty to our inner soul. When we hold it, the spoon holds us back, it finds comfort in our hands, we find comfort when placed on our lips.
Spoon I - Fine Silver, Sterling Silver, Etched, Garnet 6"
Spoon I - Fine Silver, Sterling Silver, Etched, Garnet 6"
SPOON 2 - Sterling Silver, Gold 8"
SPOON 2 - Sterling Silver, Gold 8"
"Spoons Dance Around Us"
I will make spoons forever. One of my professors introduced me to spoon making and I never let it go. They are part of a narrative about life.
Spirit SPOON- Copper and Tahitian Pearls 6"
Spirit SPOON- Copper and Tahitian Pearls 6"
Whiskey SPOON- Etched Cooper, peridot, amythest 8"
Whiskey SPOON- Etched Cooper, peridot, amythest 8"
I'm Hungry ( Food Insufficiency) Horse Chestnut, Wood, Copper, Brass, SImulated gem stones 5"
I'm Hungry ( Food Insufficiency) Horse Chestnut, Wood, Copper, Brass, SImulated gem stones 5"
Olive SPOON- Copper, Blue Topaz Stone 6" x 3"
Olive SPOON- Copper, Blue Topaz Stone 6" x 3"
Sugar SPOON- Fine Silver 5"
Sugar SPOON- Fine Silver 5"
Watusi SPOON l - Etched Sterling silver 6")