I've got some exciting news to share with you! Did you know that my handmade jewelry has made its way into museum gift shops all across the country? It's been an incredible journey wholesaling my creations for over a decade now (time sure does fly!). Museum shops and galleries have enjoyed the colorful geometric look of my work. I feel truly honored to have collaborated with some amazing museums, and I want to share my appreciation!
The museum shops have mentioned that my jewelry manages to compliment their various art exhibits in an interesting way. From modern painters to ancient artifacts, the buyers and merchandisers in the shops have found that our jewelry collections work well alongside diverse art exhibitions. Whether it's featured in the shop during an art show of contemporary masterpieces or ancient artifacts, it's all about that perfect harmony. The way my pieces bridge art and adornment puts a smile on my face.
Museums are incredible institutions that play a vital role in preserving and promoting art, history, and culture. So why not explore the gift shops of these renowned museums? The gift shops go a long way to keeping our museums' doors open and you might stumble upon a unique piece of wearable art that speaks directly to your soul.
I want to take a moment to thank you for your ongoing support and love for my jewelry. It's because of amazing people like you that I get to do what I love. I'm excited for all the adventures that lie ahead, and I can't wait to share them with you.
The image below is of me visiting my display at the MAD Museum in Columbus Circle in New York, NY right after they had re-opened after the pandemic. I was so proud to see my work at this esteemed Museum and Institution!
Our jewelry can be found at these Museums and Gallery Gift Shops:
- Corning Museum of Glass
- Clark Art Institute
- Smith College Art Museum
- DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
- Peabody Essex Museum
- Museum of Arts and Design (the MAD Museum)
- Martha's Vineyard Museum
- Museum of the City of New York
- Kimball Art Museum
- deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
