Interview with Joanne Garner
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Published: 11.06.2013
Do I think that jewellery is becoming standardized? I’m not sure. From what I have seen and experienced I would say that you will always find some similarities in peoples work as often we work from similar inspirations and starting points. How many people are inspired by nature or their surroundings?
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