From uncon­ven­tional inspi­ra­tion comes work that is highly indi­vid­ual; no two Tamara Har­ri­son pieces fol­low the same path to life. A con­sid­ered approach to design and func­tion results in detailed pieces that betray the artists highly skilled hands.

This bal­anced approach helps Tamara dis­til orig­i­nal design from the every­day, cre­at­ing pieces that are cov­eted as wear­able and acces­si­ble art, and that con­vey a story about their cre­ation or inspiration.

Tamara’s start in jew­ellery design.
I have grown up in cre­ative sur­round­ings and made my first piece of jew­ellery as a child (think huge Fimo ear­rings!) but the real pas­sion came when my Nana passed and I received her tin of but­tons. It inspired in me a desire to show off these trea­sures and keep Nan close to my heart. I exper­i­mented with var­i­ous styles that would show­case, not only the but­tons, but other beads, bits and bobs. After many, many hours per­fect­ing the tech­nique the woven pieces were born. After mak­ing one for myself in every colour and being stopped in the street by peo­ple want­ing to know where I got my neck­lace, the Tamara Har­ri­son Design busi­ness was born.

JEWELLERY HOSPITAL

Tamara Har­ri­son Design offer beds in their jew­ellery hos­pi­tal where bro­ken and bruised pieces can come to be mended. Any jew­ellery is wel­come, the piece does not have to be from the Tamara Har­ri­son Design fam­ily! We hap­pily fos­ter other pieces until they are fully recov­ered. If you would like to know more please con­tact us here.