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Lariat

Lariat

Lariats come in several flavors!  The fun nautical collection resembles the all to familiar mushroom anchor.   Woven wonders are a very different type of lariat using unusual and rare shapes which drop from the end of the chain.

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    Anchor Lariat

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    Anchor Lariat

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Overheard

“Every shard of sea glass that washes up on the shore is the result of chemistry and chance. A bottle or bowl, lost at sea, is buffeted by waves and scrubbed by sand for decades, even centuries. Eventually, a crystalline surface develops on the glass and the edges of the pottery turn smooth as bone, a reminder of humanity’s ability to create and nature’s power to erode. Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco gathers these jewels and, at her Cape Ann Designs studio in Gloucester, arranges pieces of beer-bottle amber against the elusive ship-light red to produce tableaus on brooches and hair accessories. While “mechanically assisted” sea glass is widely manufactured, Ganim-DeFalco uses only material that has gained its beauty on the ocean floor.”    

Joe Ann Hart
Boston Globe Magazine - June 2006
---Boston Globe Magazine

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