Crafted for the Bold and Unapologetic
The Maker
Thirty years ago I sat down with a bead tray and never really got up. Everything you see here is made in a candlelit home studio, by hand, one piece at a time — no factories, no interns, no algorithm deciding what sells. I work in seed beads, salvaged charms, old symbols, and whatever superstition seemed worth wearing that week. If a piece feels like it means something, that's because it was made to. I have spent decades getting good enough at this to make exactly what I want.
Photography of each finished piece is in progress — the work speaks for itself either way.
The Studio Journal
unfinished pieces, raw materials, and whatever's on the bench this week — the real archive lives here