Description
Real Queen Anne's lace, printed with sunlight on maple wood.
Each pair begins with real Queen Anne's lace, arranged by hand and exposed to the sun using the historic cyanotype process. The plant blocks the light, leaving a pale lace silhouette against deep blue. Every flower is different, so no two pairs are identical. Afterward, they're sealed and ready for everyday wear.
The long ovals have a slim profile and sway as you move. They’re light enough to forget you’re wearing them.
Each pair comes with a herbarium-inspired botanical card.
Materials:
- sterling silver ear wires
- maple wood
Fun fact: Queen Anne's lace sometimes grows a single dark purple floret at the center of its flower cluster, sometimes called the fairy-seat.
Measurements:
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Description
Real Queen Anne's lace, printed with sunlight on maple wood.
Each pair begins with real Queen Anne's lace, arranged by hand and exposed to the sun using the historic cyanotype process. The plant blocks the light, leaving a pale lace silhouette against deep blue. Every flower is different, so no two pairs are identical. Afterward, they're sealed and ready for everyday wear.
The long ovals have a slim profile and sway as you move. They’re light enough to forget you’re wearing them.
Each pair comes with a herbarium-inspired botanical card.
Materials:
- sterling silver ear wires
- maple wood
Fun fact: Queen Anne's lace sometimes grows a single dark purple floret at the center of its flower cluster, sometimes called the fairy-seat.
Measurements:
Width:
Drop Length:
Total Length:
Gather and press
Plants are selected and then dried to preserve their forms.
Arrange and expose
Each piece is carefully composed and then exposed to sunlight to start the cyanotype process.
Rinse and reveal
The cyanotype mixture is washed off and the impression the plant left behind is revealed.
Seal and finish
Each piece is sealed to protect it, and ear wires are added.