Materials: Fine and Sterling Silver, Enamel
Dimensions: 1 x 1 1/4
Blues are probably one of widely used colors in my enamel work. This pendant is no exactions. Back panels are textured and counter enamel in darker blue. Basse taille, Champleve and painting where employed in creating this pendant.
Photo credit: Artist
Lara Ginzburg
DesignsByLara
Yardley, PA. USA
Lara Ginzburg was born and grew up in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, one of the cultural centers of the former Soviet Union. She was formally educated in structural engineering.
Her first encounters with art go back to her early childhood art education in day care. She is thankful to her wonderful day care teacher, who gave her, her first lessons in needlework, watercolor, oil painting and clay sculpting. This teacher also organized her first solo art exhibitions, developing in her an early love of the art.
Her current work combines sterling and pure silver, precious and semi- precious stones and enameling. Techniques involved in making the pieces include, but are not limited to one or more of the following: forging, sintering, forming, soldering, and enameling.
She has developed a unique style, creating jewelry of highly personalized designs. No two pieces are alike. Each is individual and beautiful, and each reflects superb quality. Dramatic use of color, shape and texture assures that her designs are quite distinctive and truly original.
Lara's work has gained recognition at juried craft shows, festivals, galleries and boutiques nationwide.
Materials: Fine and Sterling Silver, Enamel
Dimensions: 1 x 1 1/4
Blues are probably one of widely used colors in my enamel work. This pendant is no exactions. Back panels are textured and counter enamel in darker blue. Basse taille, Champleve and painting where employed in creating this pendant.
Photo credit: Artist
Lara Ginzburg
DesignsByLara
Yardley, PA. USA
Lara Ginzburg was born and grew up in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, one of the cultural centers of the former Soviet Union. She was formally educated in structural engineering.
Her first encounters with art go back to her early childhood art education in day care. She is thankful to her wonderful day care teacher, who gave her, her first lessons in needlework, watercolor, oil painting and clay sculpting. This teacher also organized her first solo art exhibitions, developing in her an early love of the art.
Her current work combines sterling and pure silver, precious and semi- precious stones and enameling. Techniques involved in making the pieces include, but are not limited to one or more of the following: forging, sintering, forming, soldering, and enameling.
She has developed a unique style, creating jewelry of highly personalized designs. No two pieces are alike. Each is individual and beautiful, and each reflects superb quality. Dramatic use of color, shape and texture assures that her designs are quite distinctive and truly original.
Lara's work has gained recognition at juried craft shows, festivals, galleries and boutiques nationwide.