Joanne10
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Hello, everyone! I’m a big filigree lover, in all its shapes and sizes, either Art Deco or the twisted wire technique.
Apparently, it survives in many places as a gold or silver smithing technique, but as with most handmade crafts, it’s at risk of dying out. (I also remember quite a few new pieces for sale in the late 90s-early 00s, but none these days - in my town at least -, which is a shame…)
For anyone curious, I found this article interesting, and a good starting point if wanting to find out more about how it’s made: https://www.lebrusanstudio.com/blog...ard-winning-designer-arabel-lebrusan-explains
Who else shares the same love of filigree? Post your pieces here!
Apparently, it survives in many places as a gold or silver smithing technique, but as with most handmade crafts, it’s at risk of dying out. (I also remember quite a few new pieces for sale in the late 90s-early 00s, but none these days - in my town at least -, which is a shame…)
For anyone curious, I found this article interesting, and a good starting point if wanting to find out more about how it’s made: https://www.lebrusanstudio.com/blog...ard-winning-designer-arabel-lebrusan-explains
Who else shares the same love of filigree? Post your pieces here!
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