Lilac Honey

by Jurate Cesnaite
(Klaipeda, Lithuania, Europe)

Two artists' work combined into one piece of jewelry

This necklace is from my collection GOURMET - I've had an exhibition last year in July together with another Lithuanian ceramic artist.

I was so glad I've found her, so we decided to make that common exhibition of jewelry and ceramic things.

She made all ceramic pendants for me and I created the jewelry.

So here is a one of the pieces from our collaboration. :)

I like it so much, that I left it for myself.

This is what I used, making this remarkable necklace: amethyst, agate, turquoise, fresh water pearls, vintage chain, two ceramic pendants - the golden crown and the cross with photo reproduction.

This is the site of my friend ceramic artist:
Normante Naruseviciene's flickr photostream

Jurate Cesnaite
Jurate Cesnaite's jewelry gallery
Jurate's flickr photostream

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Lilac Honey

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Artistic collaboration
by: Rena

I love your work combined with Normante's. And what a wonderful way to meet a new friend.

Thank you for posting this beautiful collaboration here!

Team work is great!
by: Maria Hansford

I love to include in my pieces pendants or beads handmade by other artists.
I have a full time job so I cannot always make everything from scratch and get professional results in different techniques.
Whenever I include other artist's pieces however I mention it in the jewelry tag and add their business card in the jewelry package.
I think it looks more professional and states that I am using quality pieces in creating my jewels.

Maria Hansford
The Treasure Chest
www.mia09.etsy .com

Beautiful Work
by: Kathie L

Your work is phenominal! Thank you for sharing your extreme combined talent. Good luck to you ;0)

thank you
by: Jurate

thank you so much. it's realy fine to hear such warm coments from other artists. good idea about other artists card - I'll have to ask her for it :)best wishes for all of you

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