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turquoise  tapestry necklace with aventurine and turquoise pi's and amethyst, turquoise, lapiz beads 14k clasp
Lapiz, turquoise Pi with amethyst and turquoise beads and beading
Tapestry Pi Necklaces
Tapestry Pi Necklaces
Tapestry Pi Necklaces
Tapestry Pi Necklaces
Tapestry Pi Necklaces
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Tapestry Pi Necklaces

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Karen Smith, tapestry Pi necklace with semi-precious stones and beads. These lay around the neck beautifully in stunning colors and stones to make a statement. 17 inch length. Pi stones 1.5 to 2inch diameter. Each are one-of-a-kind.

Karen says about her work: "For almost 40 years I have been working with micromacrame knotting to create jewelry and tapestries inspired by cultures around the world and the abundant natural beauty in my own backyard. Using primarily #18 nylon thread in dozens of colors, I work with a small variety of knots to make patterns of my own design. I often incorporate gemstone cabochons, fossils, and beads, and occasional woven, fabricated metal into my pieces. To break up the linear aspect inherent in textile patterns, I insert knotted ribbons or bundled, wrapped threads, which pierce the tapestry and give dimension and flow to the work. I knot over soldered wires to secure stones within their bezels, however most of the structure of the work is formed by the knotting alone.

Each of my pieces is a journey of exploration in textures and colors. After all these years, I feel I am only just beginning to discover what is possible with this medium."