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willa / hilfreich

£220.00

£220.00

whorl ring

whorl ring

£220.00

£220.00

Made to order

This item is made to order

A hand carved shell ring inspired by kitsch beach souvenirs seen on holiday and recreated in silver.

Hand carved and cast in London in recycled silver.

Sizing

Available in sizes:

UK L/ US 5.75

UK M/ US 6.25

UK N/ US 6.75

Shipping

This item is made to order and will be shipped from UK within 3 weeks.

UK: £6
Global: £15

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About WILLA / HILFREICH

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Hilfreich Jewellery is created by multidisciplinary artist Willa Hilditch in her London studio. The False fruit series draws inspiration from theatrical stage sets, the use of perspective in Sienese painting, Octavia Butler’s ‘Parable of the Sower’, surrealism, the artwork of Ragnar Kjartansson and weeds.
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