18/12/2025
A visual ode to sea glass.
99% of the sea-glass I use is glass I have personally collected from beaches I happen to be visiting. Most often in UK. I made a conscious choice not to make 'special' trips j just to look for sea glass, unless I happen to be in the area for other reasons (like visiting family) because I'm conscious of my carbon footprint.
Most of the pieces I find are small, and often very irregular in shape - even though they are 'perfect'. Which is why I wire wrap most of them, to make the best of their uniqueness. I use recycled fine silver wire.
There's something about the embedded history, the connection with the past, the interplay between man and the touch of nature, and the thrill of finding a little drop of colourful 'mermaids' tears' on the beach, and a dash of silver - that somehow makes sea-glass feel a little bit special.
Even though inherently it's rubbish.
Something delicate, unique and beautiful from what was once discarded waste. If you've got a piece you're not sure what to do with - maybe I can help? (Just send me a 👋)
And so many colours (though I'd love to find more blues 💙)