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Wearable Art by Mariel
If culinary expression is a mindful expression of my process of becoming, beading elevates meditation to an art form. When I am unable to connect the dots, creating wearable art always restores my creative flow, allowing me to ground as I play with the energies of the beads and stones. Every necklace is a one-of-a-kind piece, exuding the intention of my creation. Each pieces find a home that attunes to it. The wearable art displayed in this website is not for sale.

Amazon Rain Forest Collection
This necklace combines "pepa de zamuro: (large seed) and smaller Amazonian seeds with red coral, assorted wood, and African carved bone beads with silver findings. Pepa de Zamuro is known for its protective and cleansing power. Altar piece in my personal collection.

Amazons Collection
Chinese turquoise, painted African bone, coconut, and wood beads with silver findings, speak of an Amazon that has traveled around the world from Borneo to Antartica to photograph orangutans, elephants, and Adelie penguins. Of course, it belongs to Lori Ann Cahill.

Amazons Collection
She who lead must carry this necklace with turquoise, ceramic petroglyphs, and Bali silver beads. And de Amazon leading the pack who owns this necklace is no other than Susan Garcia.

Muses Collection
This is a special necklace with unlimited powers to seduce the imagination. Hematite, blown metal with enamel finish and silver stimulate concentration and enhances original thought. Worthy of the Muse, Jess.

Madame Syrak
This unique piece combines Tibetan amber, Russian amber, red coral, African carved bone beads and silver findings to celebrate a beloved, tarot card, aura and tarot reader, henna painter, artist, and renaissance fair connoisseur. Thus, it belongs to my beloved friend Edin.

Wearable Art Exhibit
Wearable Art Exhibit at Crizmac Art and Cultural Market Place, Tucson, Arizona. Many thanks to Stevie, artist and art tour organizer, and her husband Mike for their ongoing support to local, Mexican, and Latin American artists.