Showing posts with label Henna Jewellery Ideology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henna Jewellery Ideology. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Etched Earrings:

 After enjoying the experimentation field of working around the idea of etching, I decided to make another piece, something simple from the mendhi design that I had transformed into earrings. 

I had darkened the lighting to get a better feature of the etched design. This design is commonly used for henna art on the palm, legs and wrists. 


mendhi design using the crisscross design

Thursday, 6 April 2023

Term 1: Exhibit

Term one has come to an end....this is my final presentation for the term.
Term one exhibition 
The layout includes: a splash page which is of my pieces being explained of the experimentation of the 1.etching ,to what the out come was on copper 2.the final etching piece with a chain attached,all handmade 3.the design process of how I got the cuff bracelet idea along with an inspired ring pierced .

The jewellery pieces are mendhi designed cuff bracelets, link chain with a lotus(mendhi art etched onto the copper) and the earrings etched attached by shepherds hook. 

Tuesday, 28 March 2023

Fail design turned into art :Henna

I was playing around with the Henna on the tissue, made a lotus design and then compressed the another tissue on this tissue until it was smudged and did not look the way I wanted it to look like so I decided to transform the design into a Ganesha since it looked like a Ganesha to me...And this was the outcome.
Ganesha: Realistic Illustration 

Henna on tissue designed as Ganesha using cotton bud


Tuesday, 21 February 2023

Introduction



Welcome to my journey of Henna transformed into Contemporary Organic Jewellery.

Organic jewellery is transformed into Henna Jewellery to symbolize purity and good luck for the bride and the mother-in-law's love for the bride. This journey will explore new techniques, such as forging and skeleton leaf structure, to make the piece more captivating and appealing. As an Advance Diploma student in the jewellery field, it is all about taking risks to learn from your mistakes to produce perfection.