My walk on the beading path started about seven years ago when I stumbled over a beading book and I still wander around exploring techniques, materials and textures. I find a lot of inspiration in the nature around where I live and flowers and leaves are often found in my jewelry. Then, on the other hand, the engineering part of my brain loves to turn things into mathematical experimentation and calculation. Inspiration is everywhere. All you have to do is open your creative eyes to the beauty of both nature and the symmetrical sequences in math.
… If I should put words onto my beading style, my jewelry often gets a symmetrical, romantic, light-colored, detailed and modest appearance and this Battle-piece is quite significant for me.