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I'm thrilled to once again be showing my jewelry and bitty bowls at Equinox's annual art party in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle. There are many studios open - I'll be at She-Metal alongside several talented metal artists.
She-Metal Studio - 502 S River St, Seattle, WA 98108
This Saturday, December 9th - 6-10pm
You don't want to miss this crazy fun art party - forging demonstrations, performance art, food trucks, sparkling blue light filled streets, art shenanigans and too many talented artists to count.
I'll be in amazing company at She-Metal - Erica Gordon of Steel Toe Studios, Patrick Maher of Blu Skillet Ironware, Maria Cristalli, Leah Gerard, and Dylan Anderson. These artists are so freaking talented!
I made a special little selection of one of a kind copper and brass ring bowls. I'll have these along with a selection of my enameled copper bowls and spoons and sterling silver, gold, and gemstone jewelry collections.
Be sure to enter your name in my necklace give away raffle. Everyone who comes to visit me at Equinox will have a shot at winning this super sweet, everyday wearable sterling silver necklace.
Of course, I don't want those who can't make it to Equinox to miss out. So I'm raffling off this pair of earrings to one lucky winner who comments below. Mention someone or something you're thankful for this holiday season in the comments by midnight (pacific time) this Sunday (12/10/17). One lucky person will be chosen at random. Luck and gratitude for the win!
HOW TO ENTER:
1. Be grateful! Tell us about who/what you are grateful for in the comments
2. Enter your name and email (so I know who to contact if you win)
3. Submit as guest (some people have had trouble when they try the log in method)
4. Cross your fingers.
Comments will be approved before showing up.
20 music box sculpture designs telling the stories that make a house a home. Originally displayed in a larger art installation titled Constructing Deconstruction, each individual box is only available in an edition of 10.
Kait Rhoads
March 07, 2021
I’m grateful for my friends and family this holiday season ❤️ Losing my mom and grandmother in 2015 and 16 Has taught me to value so much the connections that I have with family and friends. This November I had dinner with one of my cousins I haven’t seen in over 30 years! How I learned about my life from that cousins perspective.