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Threadby Rita Patel
The project will develop and explore new work incorporating the theme of threads. Combining materials such as silk, 22ct gold, 9ct gold, silver and rice to produce a beautiful range of contemporary jewellery which will be exhibited in a relaxing restaurant environment. The work also explores the question/nature of what is 'asian jewellery'.
Threadby Rita Patel
The project will develop and explore new work incorporating the theme of threads. Combining materials such as silk, 22ct gold, 9ct gold, silver and rice to produce a beautiful range of contemporary jewellery which will be exhibited in a relaxing restaurant environment. The work also explores the question/nature of what is 'asian jewellery'.
Threadby Rita Patel
The project will develop and explore new work incorporating the theme of threads. Combining materials such as silk, 22ct gold, 9ct gold, silver and rice to produce a beautiful range of contemporary jewellery which will be exhibited in a relaxing restaurant environment. The work also explores the question/nature of what is 'asian jewellery'.
Threadby Rita Patel
The project will develop and explore new work incorporating the theme of threads. Combining materials such as silk, 22ct gold, 9ct gold, silver and rice to produce a beautiful range of contemporary jewellery which will be exhibited in a relaxing restaurant environment. The work also explores the question/nature of what is 'asian jewellery'.
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ThreadRita Patel Crafts | Exhibition Rita began making jewellery fifteen years ago, after completing a teaching degree in 1993, she went onto undertake a jewellery fellowship scheme based in the jewellery quarter in Birmingham and hence was able pursue her passion for creating jewellery. Rita designs and makes silver and gold contemporary jewellery pieces developed from her interest in rituals relating to her cultural and life experiences. The jewellery pieces are handmade and often encompass a playful and tactile quality. She enjoys creating work that the wearer can interact with by making jewellery with moving parts. She now combines her jewellery making with teaching at the Midlands Art Centre and working on community arts projects with organisations such as Craftspace Touring and the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter. |
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