Organic refers to plants and animals. There is jewellery
made using nature as a reference which is called organic jewellery. Some
jewellery is also made from organic materials. The organic forms have irregular
shapes, or an asymmetrical appearance and they often have a curvy flow to them.
The influence of the organic can be seen everywhere. An
interest in organic themes may be expressed with organic materials, or more
indirectly, through structures, colours or forms inspired by nature or natural
growth.
Sharon Church is a jewellery designer that creates the work that
I have in mind. Her works are naturalistic, sometimes depicting recognizable
species, and they express nature through archetypal forms. I want to create
contemporary jewellery that is naturalistic. As I look at roses, I feel inspired
to create the jewellery that is pleasing to the eye. I try to make the rose
petals realistic in form, creating texture and soft veins using a forging
technique. I also consider the symbolism that roses hold.
Figure 1- Church, S., (unkown). Pendant, silver and wood. |
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