"Mola Molar" Brooch by Pearl Lee
Using the body as subject, this series found its inspiration in the maker’s intimate relationship with her dental braces. The transition from tool to companion is a journey of self-acceptance, and when she is finally relieved of the wires and brackets, a certain emptiness overcame her which in turn became her muse.
The profound inspiration took form via pearls, after carving nooks and crevasses into its surface, the resemblance between the material and its subject of portrayal is uncanny. Responding to what felt missing, the pearlescent coat symbolizes the artist’s gratitude and the piece itself a token of remembrance. The fact that Pearl is also the artist's first name adds another strata of meaning to this highly personal body of work.
Dimension: approx. 4.5 X 1.5 X 1.5 cm
Material: pearl, sterling silver, stainless steel, plastic
This piece is ready to ship, if you want to talk to us before purchase, feel free to contact us via info@obellery.com
Using the body as subject, this series found its inspiration in the maker’s intimate relationship with her dental braces. The transition from tool to companion is a journey of self-acceptance, and when she is finally relieved of the wires and brackets, a certain emptiness overcame her which in turn became her muse.
The profound inspiration took form via pearls, after carving nooks and crevasses into its surface, the resemblance between the material and its subject of portrayal is uncanny. Responding to what felt missing, the pearlescent coat symbolizes the artist’s gratitude and the piece itself a token of remembrance. The fact that Pearl is also the artist's first name adds another strata of meaning to this highly personal body of work.
Dimension: approx. 4.5 X 1.5 X 1.5 cm
Material: pearl, sterling silver, stainless steel, plastic
This piece is ready to ship, if you want to talk to us before purchase, feel free to contact us via info@obellery.com
Using the body as subject, this series found its inspiration in the maker’s intimate relationship with her dental braces. The transition from tool to companion is a journey of self-acceptance, and when she is finally relieved of the wires and brackets, a certain emptiness overcame her which in turn became her muse.
The profound inspiration took form via pearls, after carving nooks and crevasses into its surface, the resemblance between the material and its subject of portrayal is uncanny. Responding to what felt missing, the pearlescent coat symbolizes the artist’s gratitude and the piece itself a token of remembrance. The fact that Pearl is also the artist's first name adds another strata of meaning to this highly personal body of work.
Dimension: approx. 4.5 X 1.5 X 1.5 cm
Material: pearl, sterling silver, stainless steel, plastic
This piece is ready to ship, if you want to talk to us before purchase, feel free to contact us via info@obellery.com
