Part 3: Myanmar, Chapter 4: The Jewellery
Some of my favourite pieces made in Myanmar with Turquoise Mountain are the Lake Inle-style articulated fish. They’re charming and delightful pie...
Read more
Some of my favourite pieces made in Myanmar with Turquoise Mountain are the Lake Inle-style articulated fish. They’re charming and delightful pie...
Read moreThe challenges we face working in Myanmar are very practical things. Due to the conflict in Myanmar the country is very chopped up and divided, you...
Read moreMyanmar has been a place that has really filled my heart. Wherever you work, you take inspiration; from the land, the people, the culture, the her...
Read moreIn 2015 I was lucky enough to be invited by arts charity Turquoise Mountain to visit Myanmar. It was an incredibly rich and inspiring trip, and th...
Read moreOne of my favourite pieces we’ve made in Afghanistan is one that I designed in collaboration with Saeeda Etebari – a young Afghan jewellery maker. ...
Read moreThere have been challenges working in Afghanistan over the last twenty years. The change of government in 2021 had a significant impact; we panic...
Read moreIt’s very important to me that the designs we create in Afghanistan reflect the culture, history, and heritage of the country where they are made...
Read moreI first went to Afghanistan in 2008, travelling to Kabul by invitation from Turquoise Mountain – an arts charity started by King Charles and Ha...
Read moreSome of my favourite pieces we make in India are our wondrous amulets. Stones from all over the world journey to Jaipur to be cut and finding and ...
Read moreThe ability to trace materials is a challenge in all the areas we work. Jaipur is one of the world’s most important gemstone hubs and has been for ...
Read moreI work with lots of different workshops in India. Some are small, for example, Sushil, who works from his home, and Om and Arpit Prakash – father ...
Read moreIndia is, for me, a place of creativity, of inspiration and invigoration, of friendship, and of happiness. I have been working in India for over t...
Read more