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Explore the rich beauty of cloisonné enameling over copper or fine silver, working with transparent color on small jewelry scale pieces. Working primarily on simple shapes and pre-cut pieces, we will focus on blending colors to achieve value gradations, luminosity and depth, creating beautiful gem like surfaces. Foils can be used beneath colors to create special effects. We will also discuss matte finishing techniques and setting options unique to enameling. Students will be challenged to work at their own level of experience. Expect to complete one or two small cloisonné pieces during this four day workshop.
All levels welcome.

Linda Darty is a jewelry professor at East Carolina University and founder and director of the Italy Intensives study abroad program in Tuscany, where she currently lives and teaches. She has exhibited extensively abroad, is the author of The Art of Enameling, and frequently teaches workshops on enameling in the U.S. and internationally. Linda is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for research from East Carolina University, the Board of Governors Award for teaching excellence and the Life Time Achievement Award from The Enamelist Society. Her work is in public and private collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Art and Design in NYC.

Workshop Hours:

Thursday-Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM , with meal breaks at Silvera Jewelry School

Cost: $785 plus $50 materials fee

Materials List: Provided upon registration or when ready

Registration: Limited to 9 after participating in the registration lottery

Refund Policy: No refunds unless your workshop position can be filled by another person.

Lodging, Meals, Transportation:

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