Sharon Rose, LAc, MSAOM

Picture Perfect

When I was a kid, my mother had a pendant that – to me – looked like a desert scene. After seeing the first Star Wars movie, it became Tatooine to me, and I could almost see C3P0 and R2D2 making their way in the sand to the “building” on the left. Just a fewContinueContinue reading “Picture Perfect”

Sommelier Cups

Some of my friends in the SCA are brewers, or hang out with brewers who throw parties. SCA culture includes wearing large medallions to show off your awards and individual heraldry. I combined these two ideas to create tasting cups in sterling silver, with personalized imagery.

Ancient Roman Roots

I love living history, and have been portraying a 50BC Roman matron since 2013. I researched clothing, food, daily, life, and jewelry… I’d been making wire adornments since high school, so I started there. (by the way if you’re curious about the security earwires or history of this style, see my paper here) …but IContinueContinue reading “Ancient Roman Roots”

Sasquatch Spoon pendant

Bigfoot casually strolling through the Pacific Northwest woods. Sterling silver spoon (Whiting, Duke of York pattern, circa 1900), brass and sterling silver accents, citrine, with playful texturing. Bail has a 3mm diameter.

Ukrainian Fundraiser

I made three pieces and auctioned them off, donating the proceeds to Doctors Without Borders operating in Ukraine. These sunflower earrings… And these pendants, meant to symbolize the bright spirit of the Ukranian people against the dark backdrop of war (one on all brass, one in blackened silver and brass). All together I raised $365.

ATTN: Treehuggers

I recently completed a commission for the wonderful Finn Grim, featuring a ceramic Pelican and his “blasted and eradicated tree” heraldry on the back. Due to a screw-up, I made two! The other one is now available at a steep discount. It can stay eradicated, or I can cut it out further to make aContinueContinue reading “ATTN: Treehuggers”

Spoons, Interrupted

Above: Garnet floral spoon pendant $80. Horizontal necklace with amethyst $120. Why spoons?Many reasons…First, think about a wealthy home in the late 1800s- early 1900s. You may recall scenes in books or movies where “the silver” was mentioned, either because a desperate servant ran off with it, or because the household fell on hard timesContinueContinue reading “Spoons, Interrupted”

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