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The name of this bangle comes from the lampwork glass bead set I purchased to make it. I experimented with coiling across the lentil-shaped beads to keep them from flipping sideways, and liked the way the wires across the planet-like beads looked like rings.
One rare lavender bangle.hard to find.don't know its value?Visit jade jewelry to learn some other good item
An Art Deco chrome and red bangle. www.gillianhorsup.com and on Facebook - Gillian Horsup Vintage Jewellery. Ref: 213 A153/14
Carmaris bangle is hand constructed in the Lazerian studio to make sure the quality of each bangle is of the highest quality and craftsmanship ensuring your treasured piece of modern jewellery will last for years to come. Carmaris bangles are made from high quality polypropylene and carefully selected brass fittings.
Jason Chart Davies is a Manchester based designer for Lazerian, specialising in the creation of sculptural forms and jewellery using sheet plastics. The form and structure of Jason's jewellery takes shape from his intuitive sense of geometry, combined with a tactile, material based approach to design. Hand-crafted in sheet plastic, the pieces have an organic, intricate appearance, which utilise the flexibility of the medium to create flowing forms under tension. Jason Chart Davies joined Lazerian in January and has been developing work and collaborating with Liam Hopkins (founder of Lazerian) since.
Bangles are the most important part of Eid-ul Fitr for Girls' Fashion... there is a night we call "Chand Raat" in that Girls used to go to stalls to select bangles...
Lay on bubble wrap or plastic and gently squeeze the fibres together working round and round until it looks like the next photo.
Felt bored when my folks were shopping at a girly firm. Loved the colors.
First, of many, photo(s) to be uploaded to flickr from my Nexus 5.
After I had my camera out for more than 30 seconds, people started to get very demanding about having their picture taken. They haven't seen cameras all that often, so it was very exciting for them. At one point, a bunch of people directed me to look inside a house and take a picture of what was inside. There was a guy, sitting cutting coils of pink into bracelets. I was happy to take a picture of it, and I found it rather interesting, but I didn't venture too far inside, and right after the family started to insist I go in and take more shots, I closed up my camera and went back to work. I had had the camera out for approximately 3 minutes, and it had garnered the attention of nearly everyone on the block, so it was time to put it away and go back to work. Every time we visited that site, kids would follow me around, asking "picture? Camera?" despite my repeated indication that I hadn't brought the camera again. It was an extremely interesting experience to see how excited people can get to have their picture taken, even if they will never see the picture again. And the bracelets were cool, too.
Hexinastrum bangle is hand constructed in the Lazerian studio to make sure the quality of each bangle is of the highest quality and craftsmanship ensuring your treasured piece of modern jewellery will last for years to come. Hexinastrum bangles are made from high quality polypropylene and carefully selected brass fittings.
Jason Chart Davies is a Manchester based designer for Lazerian, specialising in the creation of sculptural forms and jewellery using sheet plastics. The form and structure of Jason's jewellery takes shape from his intuitive sense of geometry, combined with a tactile, material based approach to design. Hand-crafted in sheet plastic, the pieces have an organic, intricate appearance, which utilise the flexibility of the medium to create flowing forms under tension. Jason Chart Davies joined Lazerian in January and has been developing work and collaborating with Liam Hopkins (founder of Lazerian) since.