The Menagerie at the Shrine Product:The Menagerie at the Shrine raw hem is asymmetrical

raw hem is asymmetrical

The silk was used as a metaphor for the translucence of water

This artful mirror's frame features an arch design with intricate patterns crafted from rich cinnamon and sage glass tiles

This bronze work began with conceptual visualization

Handcrafted in a refined balance of recycled 18K yellow gold and oxidized recycled sterling silver

The Menagerie at the Shrine Product:The Menagerie at the Shrine raw hem is asymmetrical"The Menagerie at the Shrine" is a painting the artist created following a trip to Japan. She paid homage to the Japanese Edo period of Japan using their cultural symbols of Geishas, kimonos, birds, and fish. It is done with oil paints on cradled birch panel using rubber tipped brushes (color shapers) to help create line, pattern, and texture.