Here are some better shots of the rosaries I made this summer as part of my Italy trip. They are, in order Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. All the enamels are double sided and utilize a different technique. I was really quite pleased with these, and surprisingly got a very positive response to them. They are, I think, the most personal pieces I've ever made, and was shocked when someone actually asked me how much I would sell one of these for. A nice complement, but these are something I will never sell. However, I would love to make this type of artistic rosary on commission. But is there even a market for that?
2 comments:
Personally, I'm not a religious gal, however I really love your rosaries. They are gorgeous and the story behind them is even better. I love that you feel that they are too special to sell. It shows how much feeling went into making them.
I'm a geologist and love your rosaries.
How much would you charge to commission something similar? I think there is definitely a market for these bespoke items.
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