paper cutting with Japanese origami techniques.
Her Kaleido Collection
builds repetitive, symmetrical patterns
of kaleidoscopic colors and shapes.
She uses felt, silk and other textiles to
create these elaborate bracelets, pendants and brooches.
Her Kaleido Collection
builds repetitive, symmetrical patterns
of kaleidoscopic colors and shapes.
She uses felt, silk and other textiles to
create these elaborate bracelets, pendants and brooches.
Her Kyoto and Origami Bloom Collections
feature her own hand-painted fabrics
set into sterling silver.
She explains that each piece is decorated with red thread
because red is a symbol of good luck in Chinese culture.
feature her own hand-painted fabrics
set into sterling silver.
She explains that each piece is decorated with red thread
because red is a symbol of good luck in Chinese culture.
Prepare to be surprised at the range of work
she has created.
There are dozens more designs to see
at Yu-Ping Lin's website.
I love her work, I have a pair of her earrings
ReplyDeleteHi Lynsey, thank you for appreciation. Hope meet you soon :) It's a big pleasure to be introduced by Secret Life of Jewelry. Thank you and happy new year!
DeleteThat's so cool, Lynsey - I'll bet they're great!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynsey, thank you for appreciation. Hope you meet you soon :)
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