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Life is lived in the details, where scents, and sounds fill the brain with memories, where tastes awaken the subconscious. This is where conscious cooking and musings on yogic and Buddhist philosophy commingle
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Saturday, February 5, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
February sees Artemisia at Vagabond in Old City Happy Spring!!
| geode collection 18k gold and semi precious stones |
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| geode collection sterling with 24k vermeil semi precious stones |
| geode collection 18k gold, 10k gold child's ring, semi precious stones |
A new capsule collection born of necessity, the tangled necklace...
| Impicci-14k gold butterfly closure extremely fine chain, tangled and always changing |
As for the Accessories collection here's a small taste, inspired by poppy fields and a thirst for color, rich and saturated color. Made of silk charmeuse, linen and rayon ribbon hair clips, shrugs, scarves and more to come...
| Hair clips |
Thursday, January 6, 2011
One Woman's Treasures
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| Cover of the Courier Post photo credit Denise Guerin This Holiday Season has come and gone without one single blog entry but not for lack of notable events, more for the overwhelm that the Holidays bring to all of us. Here it is probably the most loaded blog entry yet. This past month Artemisia as a company has begun to take its' place on the fashion industry map with a new relationship with Urban Outfitters company Anthropologie. It's possibly the beginning of a beautiful relationship working with corporate America as an artist. The buyers at Anthropologie have some wiggle room it seems in being able to buy from independent artists and showcase their individual works in their best stores. And there is where I fit in, it's a fabulous concept complimenting their already beautifully worked aesthetic available for many with an item available for only a few. The Artemisia collection debuted at the Rockefeller Center Anthropologie in Manhattan this past December 1, 20 pieces of jewelry and 45 feather hair clips. Below are a few images of what is available.
Photo Denise Guerin photo Denise Guerin |
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Beautiful Stranger
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| "Pavonneggiarsi" cultured pearl, peacock feathers, buckskin and taffeta flower Cascate di Bottoni(underneath) |
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Trunk Show at Arcadia
Arcadia opens second location in Rittenhouse!! 265 S 20th st.
Friday November 19th
5-9 pm
catered by Sapori
Grand Opening with yours truly bringing watchband bracelets, necklaces, neckwarmers, ponchos and custom clothes. It should be a lot of fun, Tis the season for giving and I'll be there to offer truly unique one of a kind pieces with beautifully handmade vintage linen gift bags for you to do so and feel assured that you have the perfect gift.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Tartufi
It's fall and the boars are snuffing out the most precious food that exists, at $2,000.00 per pound the white truffle is the queen bee of delicacies, it's brother the black truffle is about $400.00 per pound. Some might say that it is a ridiculous price to pay, others like myself and my husband do spend on food and travel like few others. So on this crisp autumn day on the phone came a call, "I have something for you, you're going to love it!" The familiar voice of my beautiful husband who brought me one of each to play with.
The truffles' pungent woody aroma is it's trademark together with its' deep mushroom flavor and earthy meatiness there is little that needs to be done to enjoy it. I would fry a quail egg and put a sliver on top a small drizzle of supremely first cold pressed extra virgin olive oil. Or maybe tonight a handmade linguini with the same olive oil, shaved Grana Padana crushed pink peppercorns and grated white truffle throughout. The jewelry tools and sewing needles down...Apron on. A dopo!
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Beauty in the eye of the beholder
The Atelier is brimming with finds from across the globe from Spain to Edinburgh, from Sicily to Upstate New York, I can't seem to work enough I could spend each waking moment lost blissfully in creating. It's not always this frutiful in my travels however this time it has been. So, between trofie and polipetti, panelle and ricotta sandwiches, before the little tribe I've created comes rushing in I'm lost in my own epic drama. It is a drama spanning the flappers of the 1920's in America, ladies of the 1940's that Tangoed in Spain and the dapper businessmen walking Princes St. in Edinburgh of the 1940's.
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