Steel and Brass Mismatch Earrings by Factory Floor Jewels

Steel and Brass Mismatch Earrings by Factory Floor JewelsThe handmade ear wires are steel and they feature a 20mm steel circle dangling from them. These architectural pieces are great lightweight earrings that are easy to wear all day. Steel is such a remarkable material to use for jewellery it bypasses the last thing to put on and first thing to take off rule as it is not easily affected by the chemicals of day to day life. You can wear it to play sports and then jump in the shower and your daily lotions

Within this version she took the significant step of separating the child from the body of the mother

Pease is an artist and printmaker working from a small farm in Perthshire

London in 1910 and 1912

Width: 17mm

with a background in Art and Design

His priority was practical

In 1961 John Lewis commissioned the Yorkshire-born artist to create a work that evoked common interest and ownership

London-based Rothschild uses plexiglass

Hepworth was a great admirer of the socialist ethos of John Lewis

Stuart-Smith has established himself as the United Kingdom’s leading landscape architect

A number of works came into Wakefield’s collection through links to Peggy Guggenheim (1898–1979)

it's a glorious site to see the colourful wooden blocks splash onto the table