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Wendy Ramshaw: Jewellery as a Formal System

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Published: 13.06.2026
Ring: Towers by Wendy Ramshaw.Anodised aluminum, stainless steel, Delrin, brass, crystal and optical glass. 2005.16 to 100 cm high.Photo by: Graham Pym.From series: TowersUnique piece Wendy Ramshaw
Ring: Towers, 2005
Anodised aluminum, stainless steel, Delrin, brass, crystal and optical glass
16 to 100 cm high
Photo by: Graham Pym
From series: Towers
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This article is included in the book The Disciplined Practice I Framework, a reflective resource to assist you in reconnecting with your own artistic voice, material logic, and internal drive.

Wendy Ramshaw’s (1939–2018) pioneering contribution to post-war British studio jewellery is reflected in the striking, modern, fluid geometry of her broader practice, which seamlessly integrated textiles, sculpture, and monumental gateways.
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