About Hannah Bourn
Coast to Coast, Land and sea. Hannah has continued to be inspired by Mother Nature's sacred spaces. A few multi-award winning collections later and Hannah still regards them as the most beautiful of art forms.
Incorporating traditional craft techniques with contemporary design. Hannah creates individual artefacts and heirlooms of the future.
Hannah graduated with a first class degree in Jewellery Design from the prestigious
Central St Martins, London. It is here that she developed her passion for exploring the human connection with the natural world. By channelling her artistic concepts through sculptural forms for the body she hopes to attach a persons soul to a memory, feeling, thought or place with the gentlest touch.
Her intricate sculptural pieces are reminiscent of the sea, respectful of the earth, and carry the message of something both beautiful yet resilient. She focuses on
preserving organic forms, shapes and imprints whilst exploring the organic fluidity of the shapes, using precious metals to breathe life back into their inanimate forms.
Hannah’s work is lovingly handmade in her Edinburgh studio, demonstrating quality, craftsmanship and sustainability.
Handmade By Hannah
Hannah graduated with a first class degree in Jewellery Design at the prestigious Central St Martins in London, where she developed her passion for exploring the human connection with the natural world, and channelling her artistic concepts into three-dimensional sculptural forms for adorning the body. She wants to create jewellery that offers diverse pieces connecting people to nature despite their surroundings: to help them find tranquility, like the feeling of being by the sea, and what we associate with our senses on touching raw, natural materials.
Beach to Bench
Her intricate sculptural pieces are reminiscent of the sea, respectful of the earth, and carry the message of something both beautiful but fragile, which has the potential to re-connect the wearer to the world from which they came from. She focuses on preserving organic forms, shapes and imprints whilst exploring the organic fluidity of the shapes, and highlights their delicate beauty by using precious metals to breathe life back into their inanimate forms. Hannah’s work is lovingly handmade in her Edinburgh studio, demonstrating quality, craftsmanship, sustainability and creating sensory artefacts to treasure both now and in the future.
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