The artist uses shells as a canvas and creates magnificent and useful treasures
Mary Kenyon, California's artist, has found a way to create art that is both beautiful and useful. She uses shells as a canvas and creates magnificent jewelry dishes in Victorian search.
Mary KenyonA California artist has found a way to create art that is both beautiful and useful. She uses shells as a canvas and creates magnificent jewelry dishes in Victorian search. She says that her main source of inspiration is her father who was a painter with oil and it's his way of tracking his traces. And although Mary does not paint exactly pictures on the shells, choose instead to cut, it adds small final keys with a gold paint and crystals. This makes it look like his creations like antiques and small treasures accessories.
1. This small dish of shell jewelry looks like something an Asian aristocrat would have, do not you think?
2. If you want something less flashy but also precious, this one with Calla Lys is an excellent choice.
3. This ancient looking one with a girl on the boat seems particularly mysterious.
4. All that has an image of a wife of a vintage on it is instantly elegant.
5. If you like nature, this dragonfly surrounded by flowers is a defined winner.
6. Peacock feathers are always symbolized.
7. Two peacocks - double fantasy.
8. This one is so colorful but it looks pretty great.
9. The sirens represented on a shell are so meta. It looks like a treasure that has been found on a casting vessel.
10. A very delicate princess design here. You must agree that it looks like hundreds of years.
11. This one looks like the 1920s or 1930s. Love colorful gems that completely compliment the image.
12. This one seems very precious. Beautiful!
13. This is really unique, in case you want to make a statement. Wrine fairy on riding waves, I mean, you can not get more from there than that.
14. This beautiful pastel rose is our favorite. He looks so delicate. Perfect for a gift.
15. It's a classic for a reason. You can not become simpler than flowers on a seafoam background.