Jun 21, 2012
Jun 12, 2012
Brick & Mortar Representation
Lay your eyes and hands on my wooden jewelry at various locations around the United States.
My pieces photograph like sculpture, but it can be difficult to imagine the work as a functional piece of jewelry. Nothing beats sliding the coiling pieces of wood onto your wrist. Here I've listed a few brick and mortar options where you can get your hands on the work. For more locations, view my website under Gallery Representation.
San Francisco
MARCH
3075 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
Merion, Pennslyvania
Barnes Foundation
300 N Latch's Lane
Merion, PA 19066-1729
Santa Fe
Patina Gallery
131 West Palace Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87501
New York City
A Uno Tribeca
123 W Broadway
NY, NY 10013
St. Louis
Craft Alliance
6640 Delmar Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63130
Jun 8, 2012
Aubergine Brooch for Men (or Women)
Anna Frient |
Jun 7, 2012
five years of pure devotion
Last Friday I had two pleasantly surprising visits from some folks looking to purchase wood gifts for their significant others. Coincidentally, both couples were celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary.
I had a lovely conversation with one of the happily married customer whose wife was 39 weeks pregnant with their second child. Five years is an accomplishment when almost half of marriages these days are ending in divorce. What it boils down to is devotion.
devotion (diˈvōSHən)
noun
love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause:
I came a across the idea of planting a tree in commemoration of the 5th wedding anniversary. What a beautiful way to symbolize the ways you have to nurture a marriage (or any relationship) in order for it to grow and flourish and the devotion it takes to pull through tougher times when all you want to do is give up. Great idea!
Of course... you could always purchase a beautiful undulating bracelet of wood to adorn your love's wrist.
to the wind and the stars...
Gustav
Below: Organic Coil and Organic Coil Narrow in Cherry, Walnut and Hickory
Available at GustavReyes.com
Jun 6, 2012
Metalsmith Magazine
I am honored to have been included in the latest edition of Metalsmith Magazine. Thank you to Andrea DiNoto for the beautiful article she wrote.
I am grateful to be doing something that feeds my soul and to be recognized for doing it. I don't take any of these experiences for granted. A special thank you to all of the people who continually support me and my crazy ideas; my beautiful family, my hardworking crew and all the people who appreciate the work and share it!
Labels:
Art Jewelry,
Gustav Reyes,
metalsmith magazine,
modern art,
wood jewelry
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