LORI MITCHELL
My godson once crowned me a jewellist —
always my favorite and truest name.
It conveys the sense of magic and mystery
I still feel in my studio after twenty years of hammering, sawing, and building with silver and stone.
The work is different every day. I never know what will be revealed, what stones will come together, what stories the silver will want to tell.
My hope and intention is to fill each piece to the brim with passion and grace, that it might move out into the world as a little beacon of light, reminding those with eyes to see it—yours, perhaps—that this world is still a place of love and beauty and joy.
always my favorite and truest name.
It conveys the sense of magic and mystery
I still feel in my studio after twenty years of hammering, sawing, and building with silver and stone.
The work is different every day. I never know what will be revealed, what stones will come together, what stories the silver will want to tell.
My hope and intention is to fill each piece to the brim with passion and grace, that it might move out into the world as a little beacon of light, reminding those with eyes to see it—yours, perhaps—that this world is still a place of love and beauty and joy.
