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From River Arts Inc.

  1. Descent (Original) by Rick Ross, Image 1.

    Rick Ross

    Descent (Original)

    Oil and cold wax

    30 x 24 in

  2. Tiles (Framed) (click for more designs) by Roberta Condon, Image 2.

    Roberta Condon

    Tiles (Framed) (click for more designs)

    Tiles of original pastel paintings

    10 x 8 in

  3. Mini Planters (available in multiple colors) by Amber Gavin, Image 1.

    Amber Gavin

    Mini Planters (available in multiple colors)

    Ceramics

    3 x 3 x 3 in

  4. Small Table Planters (Available in multiple colors) by Amber Gavin, Image 6.

    Amber Gavin

    Small Table Planters (Available in multiple colors)

    Ceramic

    4 x 4.5 x 4.5 in

  5. Large Table Planters (Available in multiple colors) by Amber Gavin, Image 1.

    Amber Gavin

    Large Table Planters (Available in multiple colors)

    Ceramic

    4.75 x 5 x 5 in

  6. Hanging Planters by Amber Gavin, Image 1.

    Amber Gavin

    Hanging Planters

    Ceramic

    4.5 x 5 x 5 in

  7. Walking in a Fog (Original) by Rick Ross, Image 1.

    Rick Ross

    Walking in a Fog (Original)

    oil & cold wax on cradled panel

    12 x 6 x 1.5 in

  8. Mystic Morning (unframed print) by Mike Murray, Image 1.

    Mike Murray

    Mystic Morning (unframed print)

    Photograph

    20 x 16 in

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About the artist

Georgia Weithe

My jewelry is a language. It speaks of beauty, hope, serenity, tenderness, and other qualities of the heart. I believe if we are drawn to a work of art, it’s because it reflects something we are looking for in our own lives, and that gazing at it can help us feel balanced. I combine the qualities of inner light with the play of light bouncing off metal, and transform gold, silver, pewter, gems, stones, shells, pearls, beads and insect wings into soft, delicate shapes which evoke some of nature’s gentlest images: waves, wings, seeds, moonbeams. The materials are hammered, cast, fabricated and formed, and often the spirit of the work is reflected in its name. The jewelry I make doesn’t reflect current trends, but rather deep currents of meaning I am searching for in my life.

My creations are a reflection of the inspiration I find within, and the beauty that surrounds me. The designs come from a deep place in me, and I hope they speak to a deep place in others.