manamoon's Page

Location:

www.manamoon.com

About Me:

Hi! My name is Sharon and my husband Damein & I are the artisans behind Mana Moon Studios. The treasures listed here are my creations and I love working with wire & artist's focal beads as well as mixing fibers with various materials to create unique wearable treasures. My husband is a fantastic chain maille artisan who simply picked up two pair of pliers and some jump rings one day and created magic (I said he was channeling an ancient craftsman).

A little blurb about our business:
As part of the Indie culture, Mana Moon Studios, is home to a vast array of handmade jewelry and wearable treasures including our unique Wire Wrapped Bracelets and Key Holders as well as our Fiberwear Creations.

A little blurb about me:
I've enjoyed a life filled with creativity both professionally & personally and have been creating wearable treasures for over 30 years. I love working with the various mediums involved in jewelry making and expressing myself through this creative venue.

Gender:

Gal

I am a/an:

Independent Artist/Designer

(Designers only) I create:

woven wire bracelets & key holders as well as handmade wearable treasures all unique and one-of-a-kind.

(Designers only) I am willing to do:

Custom orders, Consignment, Wholesaling

(Designers only) I have been featured on:

Smashing Darling, Indie Collective, Chateau Bizarre, Art Bead Scene, Cuteable

(Designers only) My work is sold at:

Douglas Albert Gallery, Sophy Jewelers, Ryan's Wooden Treasures & More, Uncle Eli's, Dairlyland Gift Shop, Smashing Darling, Mana Moon Studios, Etsy

Website:

http://www.manamoon.com

Website #2:

http://manamoon-studios.blogspot.com/

Website #3:

http://www.manamoon.etsy.com

Favorite Designers/Artists:

Favorite bead artists: Joan Miller Porcelain & Milmine Designs.

Favorite artists: Van Gogh, Picasso

Favorite Music/Musicians:

Brazilian, Dead Can Dance, New Age, Jazz, 40's

Favorite TV Show & Movies:

What Dreams May Come, What the Bleep Do We Know

Favorite Books / Authors:

As a Man Thinketh, circa 1900. by James Allen