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Crafts CouncilDirectoryBridget Harvey

Repetition (investigation through sculptural jewellery)

10,000 hours of practice is often cited as key to becoming a master craftsperson, leading to skill and tacit understanding, and the freedom to experiment and attain more. To understand repetition as part of craft practice I hand-made hundreds of wooden beads (cutting, sanding, drilling, colouring, polishing), stringing them in traditional formations. They have been exhibited at Hotel Elephant, Japanese Embassy London and London Design Festival, among others. Please contact me for loans/sales.

Bridget Harvey

London, England


Pattern Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Hand made beads and textile cord


Glitch Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Made for The Geometrics exhibition, this dramatic necklace is shaped from recycled maple wood, and bespoke cords.


Candy Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Recycled oak beads, hand cut and colours, and strung in a traditional formation.


Fringe Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Handmade beads and textile cord


Blue Necklace, Bridget Harvey

circa 800 handmade beads, made from recycled maple wood. Inspired by a residency in Tokyo.

Repetition (investigation through sculptural jewellery)

10,000 hours of practice is often cited as key to becoming a master craftsperson, leading to skill and tacit understanding, and the freedom to experiment and attain more. To understand repetition as part of craft practice I hand-made hundreds of wooden beads (cutting, sanding, drilling, colouring, polishing), stringing them in traditional formations. They have been exhibited at Hotel Elephant, Japanese Embassy London and London Design Festival, among others. Please contact me for loans/sales.

Bridget Harvey

London, England


Pattern Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Hand made beads and textile cord


Fringe Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Handmade beads and textile cord


Glitch Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Made for The Geometrics exhibition, this dramatic necklace is shaped from recycled maple wood, and bespoke cords.


Blue Necklace, Bridget Harvey

circa 800 handmade beads, made from recycled maple wood. Inspired by a residency in Tokyo.


Candy Necklace, Bridget Harvey

Recycled oak beads, hand cut and colours, and strung in a traditional formation.

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    Pace, Speed, Slowness (investigation through making)

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    Curation

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    Red Blanket, Blue Bowl, Wrench

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    Writing and publications

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    Tokyo Wondersite residency

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