Hand raised individual gold and silver leaves were arranged into a wreath and soldered together to form this elegant brooch. Annemarie draws inspiration for her works from the many facets of nature, especially trees and plants.

Length 5.5 cm
Width 2 cm
Height 5.5 cm

Everything in nature is perpetually changing. Through her unique sculptural pieces, Annemarie aspires to capture the beauty of nature’s ephemeral moments and their meditative qualities. With its fluid lines and sleek design, this silver dish perfectly captures the simplicity and elegance of a single leaf. Annemarie shaped the piece by hand scoring, folding and soldering the metal.

Length 26 cm
Width 12 cm
Height 8 cm

These elegant spoons are shaped like carrots cut in half. Annemarie draws inspiration for her unique sculptural objects from the botanical world. The two 'carrots' were soldered, embossed and formed by hand, an example of Annemarie's attempt to capture ephemeral moments in nature and preserve them using the durability of metal.

Length 13.2 cm
Width 2.5 cm
Height 1 cm

This sugar bowl was raised from a flat sheet of Britannia silver. To achieve its shape, Annemarie used a range of hammers and stakes. Completed by a spoon with a delicate leaf at the tip of the handle, the set reflects her research into botanical forms and her attempt to capture fleeting moments in nature.

Height 5 cm
Diameter 8 cm

Annemarie hand chased sheets of silver and soldered them together to create this botanically inspired tealight holder formed of elegant leaves with fluid lines. Through her unique sculptural pieces, Annemarie aspires to capture the beauty of nature’s fleeting moments.

Height 8 cm
Diameter 12 cm