#romangrey

[nanyalin]

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Tsuki-chan loves me. Sometimes. I love her all the time. Madly. . . . . . . #cats #instacats #pets #romangrey #tabby #kitty #cute #love #tortoiseshell #formerstray #adopted #animalshelter #funny

[thecreakingdoor]

Just finished a pair of earrings that has taken me in a slightly different direction creatively through the inclusion of Roman glass beads and Roman Greyware beads. It’s nice to work with my mind open to possibilities that are outside of my usual instincts and hope that the experience feeds into my work further down the line. . . . #romanglass #romanglassearrings #assemblageart #romangrey #greyware #artefacts #artefactjewellery #romanglassbeads #foundobjectart (at Harrowby, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMCl3EWhLIU/?igshid=xoalafms4mg0

[thecreakingdoor]

Finally had a chance to list those found object earrings I made in the week with the Roman Greyware beads I upcycled from pottery shards and the clay pipe stem pieces. There’s something quite rustic about them and I was lucky to find two similar mermaid tear seaglass pieces to match. They’re made with sterling silver which I’ve oxidised and hammered for a primitive look and finished them with rough tumbled red garnets. . . . #romangrey #romangreyware #greyware #greywarepottery #potteryshards #potterybeads #claybeads #foundobjects #foundobjectjewelry #redgarnets #pipestems #claypipestems #seaglass #mermaidtears #rusticearrings #primitivejewelry (at Harrowby, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLkF3lcB_q6/?igshid=14yns5rh51j43

[thecreakingdoor]

Experimenting with making beads from Roman Greyware pottery. I find lots of Roman Greyware shards in our garden while digging and around the field edges on my dog walks. It’s the most common type of Roman pottery made in many different places in Britain. I mainly find the sides of cooking pots and it was nice to find this flat piece I could work with possibly from a plate. It dates from around the 1st and 2nd centuries AD but in some places continued to be used until the 4th century. I’m thinking these repurposed beads would pair nicely with repurposed Roman glass to make a rustic bracelet or necklace. . . . #greyware #romangreyware #romangrey #romanpottery #britishpottery #upcycledplates #potterybeads #upcycledpottery #potteryshards #potteryshardjewellery #lincolnshire #romanremains #romanlincoln #lincolnshire #madeinlincolnshire #archaeology #scavenger (at Harrowby, Lincolnshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLZf3hmBjUU/?igshid=gqcaery6hiu7