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Jewelry

Jewelry remains the main focus of my work. The designs are inspired by fruit, vegetables, mushrooms, flowers, and other motifs from nature. Familiar shapes become small pieces of art that can be worn

Handmade red berry and star anise earrings on a display stand
Handmade green apple slice earrings resting on a whole apple
Handmade cherry bracelet with miniature cherries worn on a wrist
Handmade raspberry earrings with green leaves on a jewelry stand
Handmade watermelon slice and coconut earrings among miniature fruits
Handmade fly agaric mushroom and orange slice earrings on branches
Miniature polymer clay vegetable earrings hanging from a branch

 Houses

Miniature houses are another part of my work. Inspired by traditional architecture from different regions and countries, they combine polymer clay, natural elements, and small details that can be given a second life

Miniature yellow thatched hut with cacti and a tiny cauldron
Handmade miniature house made from wood
Miniature produce cart beside a berry tree and a small cottage
Handmade decorative miniature house inspired by Northern Portugal, made from slate
Handheld miniature Portuguese house with tiled roof and green door
Miniature outdoor shower in a house courtyard with palm trees

Mushrooms

Mushrooms are a subject I keep returning to in my work. I recreate them in different forms and scales, using polymer clay, air-dry clay, paper, and glue. They appear in jewelry, woodland scenes, collectible pieces, and life-size decorative objects.

Polymer clay earrings shaped like fly agaric mushrooms
Handmade miniature porcini mushroom earrings made from polymer clay
Handmade life-size mushrooms of different species made from paper and glue
Jewelry display featuring a stork on a tree by MaryFox Art
Handmade assortment of miniature forest mushrooms made from polymer clay
Handmade earrings with miniature polymer clay fly agaric mushrooms
Handmade life-size fly agaric mushrooms made from paper and glue
Handmade miniature basket with polymer clay mushrooms
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