Mokume Gane by Ulrike Burgholzer
Bracelet
/
Geometric
NewTalentsByKlimt02
Published: 26.06.2018
Bridging past technology withcontemporaryjewellery is not a mere matter of using an ancient technique, but a thrilling encounter of the two, thus fostering ongoing alterations and enhancements of this technique. In my thesis examples of ancient and contemporary art objects and jewellery are presented and allow to gain an insight into the wide range of Mokume Gane. In addition this book is intended to give an understanding of both, the technique and aspects of the theory of jewellery.
Based on two japanese haikus:
"tsuki to ware to mono omou koro kumo okoru" by Katô Kyôtai (As the moon and I wanted to think about something, clouds appeared)
and "uekiya no oite yuki-taru kochô kana" by Ôshima Ryôta (Oh, the gardener left a butterfly at ours), the idea was to find new ways of interpretation of mokume gane.
Ulrike Burgholzer
Bracelet
Mokume Gane
2018
Mokume Gane, 925 silver, bronze.
ø 7.5 cm
Buy Artworks
Sell Artworks
Mokume Gane
2018
Mokume Gane, 925 silver, bronze.
ø 7.5 cm
- Photo by:
- Ulrike Burgholzer
Buy Artworks
Sell Artworks
For any request, please contact us
-
Beads for Morgan Le Fay by William Harper
Necklace -
Pages of Saints Volume II by William Harper
Object -
Cy’s Petals of Fire by William Harper
Brooch -
The Temptation of Saint Anthony as the Artist by William Harper
Brooch -
Bouncing Pearl by Eva Fernandez Martos
Piece -
Atlantis Jewel by William Harper
Brooch -
Cauliflower by Slawomir Fijalkowsky
Ring -
It used to be flowery by Ieva Grigienė
Ring -
Untitled by Heidemarie Herb
Brooch -
Composition with amber I by Georg Dobler
Brooch -
Hommage à Mondrian by Helfried Kodré
Brooch -
Candy Shop by Paul Adie
Brooch -
Cloudy Day by Paul Adie
Brooch -
Prima by Paul Adie
Bracelet -
Double Rosebud by Paul Adie
Pendant