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sawframed Bespoke Irish Handmade Jewellery & Ink Drawings by Artist & Designer Hannah Beukers.

My sterling silver jewellery gift range are selling out slowly one by one on my website. I am selling them off at the sa...
02/06/2026

My sterling silver jewellery gift range are selling out slowly one by one on my website.

I am selling them off at the same price as last year as I have discontinoue the collection since start of this year and moving on to one-off contemporary pieces. I have limited of stock left for some of the design. Such as only 7 knitting ball of wool left and 2 pairs of scissors.

My last camera has gone to one of my repeat customers in Dublin. Thank you so much and it feels really good knowing I must done something right to get these repeat orders. It really warms my heart sending off the box today x

Commission are of course always welcomed and please allow 6-8 weeks lead time as they will need to travel to Dublin for hallmarking.

So if there is something you had in mind for a while, or would like a special gift to someone, or yourself. You can find the last of collection under archived jewellery on my website, link in bio.



Wishing everyone taking part in the tomorrow all the best. It is such an emotional event to watch. I will be at the wi...
30/05/2026

Wishing everyone taking part in the tomorrow all the best. It is such an emotional event to watch.

I will be at the with my pop up table early due to road closure, I hope I get in so fingers crossed and I will be cheering them on from inside the centre and watching them grabbing a drink before/after the event and looking forward to the chats.

I have this sterling silver runner quite fitting for this special day. Runners and shoes, footwears in general is called 鞋 = xié in Chinese, which sounds like evil/off the path/slanted. Traditionally Taiwanese would decorate the house or wear the symbol of the Xie as a way to wear off the evil spirit and represent protection on one's path.

Handmade with solid sterling silver, my one and only Xie.

Doing markets and meeting customers directly has been amazing today and I miss it so much. It add the fuel back in me and I am so looking forward to tommorow.

Run!
Run towards your passion like you stole something.
Run!
Run with pace and ambition and keep your eyes on the prize.
Just run....
No matter how you get there, enjoy the journey.

Hannah x


I am back doing Cork city centre markets! Its been a long while and thank you for having me this Sat 30th & Sun 31st Ma...
29/05/2026

I am back doing Cork city centre markets! Its been a long while and thank you for having me this Sat 30th & Sun 31st May.

I will be bringing my steing silver jewellery and my new work on paper, draeings, prints, greeting cards and such.

Pop down and say hi! Its inside the old Paul's Street shopping centre :)

Dear friends, families, art lover, gardener and most importantly, my dear customers. You are warmly invited to the openi...
19/05/2026

Dear friends, families, art lover, gardener and most importantly, my dear customers. You are warmly invited to the opening of Botanical + Floral Art Exhibition on Thursday 28th May at 6:00pm. 

I sm delighted that renowned Chelsea flower show and Bord Bia Bloom medal winner Billy Alexander of Kells Bay House & Gardens has very kindly agreed to give the opening talk and we are looking forward to it immensely and I hope to see you all in the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre for a glass of wine from 6:00pm onwards.

I have sent out the invites to my subscribers this mornings. But since I migrated my website to shopify, I may have lost a few contacts so apologies if it didnt get to you. Please let me know if you would like an invitation and I will ensure it get to you. Either leave a message here or send me a direct message. And if you are only descovering my work now, you are most welcome to send me a message, I would be delighted to send you an invite.

The invitation MUST be printed to gain entry. 

It is my first year entering this selected exhibition and I am absolutely delighted to have my work chosen by the panel. I was part of the village by at Bloom last summer, so returning to Bloom as an exhibitiong artist means a lot and is very exciting.

Looking forward to seeing you over the next week. If you see me at the opening, come say hi!

Hannah x


2019 - 2026...New chapter is starting....or continou should I say, 2026 is an important year, time for growth, but not n...
16/05/2026

2019 - 2026...

New chapter is starting....or continou should I say, 2026 is an important year, time for growth, but not necessarily growing in financially... for now at least.

Success means different to everyone...

Hannah x


Do you forage? Taking the gift from the mother nature you are surround with?We love wild garlic, it's beautiful lush gre...
10/05/2026

Do you forage? Taking the gift from the mother nature you are surround with?

We love wild garlic, it's beautiful lush green leaves and speckle of white flowers covers in the forest, shadowed by the tall trees. We find the softest big leaces and we turn them into pesto or add them into dishes for flavour.

If you know my work, you know I work with metal. You may think, what is Chinese brush work has anything to do with soldering? Actually, alot. Both requires a strong eye and hand cordination, steading the hand and breathing. Years of Calligraphy brush work training gave me the foundation.

I cant bring my metal workshop everywhere, and its not feasible to go into a metalwork for 30 minutes, the pickling pot needs to be heated.... etc. You know some craft makers can make their craft on the spot while manding their stall at fairs? Ya... that's not me.

But, I can sit down and do quick sketches of drawing or ink brush work and I can bring my sketch books everywhere.

We used to forage alot, we picked leaves in the Spring, seafood in the summer and berries and nuts in autumn. It has always nurture our souls and bodies. It's like treasure hunting with my son.

I love how our daily ritual of lives shaping our future, our being and passing down to generations quietly. Memories to treasure, skills thaught and Making Home.

1st image is the origional brush work, 35x35cm link in bio.

3rd is digitally printed in Ireland greeting card available

4th are the digitally printed in Ireland reproductive prints 21x21cm, only available at
Next weekend 15 - 17 May

Taking a break from a mad week...Here shown my love for the beverage, its companion and ritual around it...Some screenpr...
08/05/2026

Taking a break from a mad week...

Here shown my love for the beverage, its companion and ritual around it...

Some screenprint and letterpress I am experimenting with...

Fiest image teacup shown here is from very talented who was very kind for agreeing to post them down. We both held our breath during the shipling for this fine bone china. I get such great pleasure using it in my workshop.

And of course, my metalwork, big and small.

If you see anything speaks to you, it can be found in my link in bio.

Happy Friday!

Hannah

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'Ah who let the cat out of the bag?' It's a saying I've learned in Ireland... secrecy is out!I am Hannah, born in Taiwan...
06/05/2026

'Ah who let the cat out of the bag?' It's a saying I've learned in Ireland... secrecy is out!

I am Hannah, born in Taiwan, making a home in Ireland for the past 32 years.

Here is my cat, Brunch, as a kitten then messing with a paperbag from . Hours of fun for him and inspired me to this work.

Limited edution screenprints of 8.

Link in bio.

Making Home - focusing on the Irish kitchen and the memories people carry through the objects that once filled it.Kitche...
05/05/2026

Making Home - focusing on the Irish kitchen and the memories people carry through the objects that once filled it.

Kitchens are never just functional spaces—they hold stories, habits, and inherited ways of living. In Ireland, many of these memories are tied to everyday objects that shaped domestic life, often quietly marking the rhythm of the seasons.

Kitchens are never just functional spaces—they hold stories, routines, and the quiet acts of care that shape family life. Preparing dinner becomes a daily ritual of attention and repetition, where simple tools and ingredients take on deeper meaning.

From old Aga oven sitting on old bricks in the kitchen, a ceramic jar collects well used wooden spoons, jars of time collected from fermated food or jam making, knives etched chopping board from daily meals preping...

The tea towel is one of the most quietly essential items in the kitchen. Soft to the touch, often made of linen or cotton, it becomes part of countless small gestures—lifting hot pots, drying dishes, covering dough, or simply resting over a shoulder during work.

It is an object defined by use and movement, constantly passed from hand to hand, folded, washed, and returned to service. Its familiarity lies in its versatility and presence, always nearby, always in use.

In its simplicity, the tea towel holds the rhythm of domestic life—practical, tactile, and deeply embedded in the care of a home.

Size: approx 300 x 300 mm

Material: Ink on Xuan paper (natural fibre)

Each piece carries my red seal.

Origional Ink Painting

Link in bio

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