About the Maker

I’ve been working with beads for over 40 years, creating simple, handcrafted objects inspired by everyday life.

My journey with beadwork began in childhood, when a friend gifted me a small ring made of sea beads. I was drawn to its texture, its simplicity, and the way something so small could hold meaning. That moment stayed with me.

In my early twenties, I finally had access to beads and began teaching myself this craft. I learned through books, observation, and years of hands-on experimentation. There was no formal training—only patience, curiosity, and time. Over the decades, this practice slowly shaped my way of seeing and making.

Today, my work focuses on minimal forms and familiar objects—games, figures, and functional pieces inspired by what we see and use every day. Each piece is handcrafted, one bead at a time, and no two are exactly alike.

I work with carefully chosen materials, including plastic and crystal beads, selected for their durability, finish, and feel. Depending on the piece, a single work can take anywhere from a day to a month to complete.

This is not decorative beadwork made to sit apart from life. These objects are meant to be used, touched, played with, and lived alongside.