Sunday Evening Art Gallery — George Inaki Root

George Inaki Root, who is of Spanish-Filipino and Japanese descent, finds inspiration from his multicultural background and a passion for Japanese culture.

Root named the brand Milamore after his grandmother, Milagros, which means “miracle” in Spanish. The brand combines her name with the Italian word for “love” as a tribute to Milagros and the bond she nurtured with Root.

Milamore is built on the principles of reinventing stories from culture and nature through the art of jewelry design.

Every piece designed is unique, inclusive, and for no specific gender or persons. 

Root’s designs balance bold and edgy elements with sophistication, creating androgynous pieces that celebrate colorful individuality.

The jewelry artist’s philosophy, rooted in the concept of wabi-sabi and yin-yang, emphasizes the beauty in imperfection and the importance of finding balance in life and being deeply connected with yourself.

Through his art, Root invites us on a journey of self-discovery, reminding us to embrace the beauty that surrounds us, even in times of uncertainty.

More of George Inaki Root‘s simple, distinct jewelry can be found at https://en.milamorejewelry.com/.

 

 

Sunday Evening Art Gallery — (Days of Future Passed) — Things

Jennifer Maestre

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2016/05/17/jennifer-maestre/

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Harps

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2016/10/23/harps/

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Bathsheba Metal

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2016/12/21/bathsheba-metal/

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Ray Villafane

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2017/01/10/ray-villafane/

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Dreamcatchers

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2017/03/15/dreamcatchers/

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Hair

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2017/04/27/hair/

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Quilts

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2017/10/12/quilts/

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Snowglobes

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2018/05/19/snowglobes/

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Rings

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2019/05/29/rings/

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Chris Campbell

https://sundayeveningartgallery.com/2022/03/07/chris-campbell/

 

 

 

 

Sunday Evening Art Gallery — Jeremy Mays

Jewelry maker Jeremy Mays designs wearable pieces from the layered pages of vintage books, transforming their content into unique works that are nearly impossible to trace back to their paper origin.

Three Musketeers

 

To make these multi-shaped works, May first laminates hundreds of sheets of paper together.  

Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tales

 

He then creates the shape for the piece and finishes it off with a high gloss coating.

Murder on the Orient Express

 

After production, May often inserts the works back into the books, bringing the transformed and colorful pages back to their material source.

Middlemarch Vol.II

 

The rings may lose the words and image of the original book, but May keeps references with photographs and copy of the ring’s former life.

Shota No Sushi

 

The rings May makes all are inspired by books he thinks are perfect examples of literary beauty.

World Without End

 

A beautiful way to keep the written word.

More of Jeremy Fly‘s jewelry art can be found at http://littlefly.co.uk/.

Sunday Evening Art Blog — Secret Woods Rings

One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.

~~Lord of the Rings

More unique and gorgeous rings can be found at https://www.mysecretwood.com/.