AMANDA STUMPF

Amanda Stumpf’s work in contemporary jewellery explores the intersection of Fashion, identity and artistic expression, highlighting jewellery as a wearable dialogue between cultures and disciplines.

Inspired by the architectural legacies of ancient civilisations, her pieces evoke the strength and resilience of structures that have withstood the test of time. Her jewellery serves as visual narratives that blur the boundaries between art and Fashion, redefining memory and identity.

Doric Column - Necklace

Dimensions : 122 x 14 x 2.50 Weight : 885g

Materials: Copper mesh, glass beads, 22k gold leaf, wood, leather, cotton.

Techniques: Weaving, carving, sewing, metalsmithing

Etruscan Arch - Shaw

Dimensions : 36.8 X 5 X 2 cm

Materials: Copper mesh, glass beads, meerschaum copper, Egyptian cotton.

Techniques: Knitting, Carving, Metalsmithing.

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