Interview with Kate Furman
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Published: 08.04.2013
Kate FurmanBrooch: Reconciled, 2012
Found wood, brass, steel, copper
12” x 11” x 3 1/2”
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I believe jewelers are continuing to make their own statements even with so many currently working in our field. Although my work is personal to me and my environment, nature is a very universal inspiration. I want people everywhere to remember their own experiences when viewing or wearing it.
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