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Brooch
2015
Brass, paint, lacquer
$360 | ENQUIRE
2 / 16
Earrings #90
2015
Brass, paint, lacquer
$255 | ENQUIRE
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Earrings #93
2015
Brass, paint, lacquer
$255 | ENQUIRE
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Earrings #122
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
32mm diameter
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #126
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
26 x 26mm
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #106
2016
Brass, paint, lacquer
22 x 22mm
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #128
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
31 x 24mm
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #102
2016
Brass, paint, lacquer
22 x 22mm
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #112
2016
Brass, paint, lacquer
21 x 21mm
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings
2016
Brass, paint, lacquer
$175 | SOLD
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Earrings #53
2013
Brass, paint, lacquer
32mm diameter
$225 | SOLD
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Object #133
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
$460 | ENQUIRE
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Object #134
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
$POA | SOLD
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Object #135
2017
Brass, paint, lacquer
$POA | SOLD
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Necklace
2013
Brass, paint, lacquer
$650 | SOLD
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Necklace
2013
Brass, paint, lacquer
$650 | SOLD
Peta Kruger
“I consider my craft practice as perhaps beginning in early childhood, where I began to play and experiment with materials, so I approach jewellery making with only those techniques I know best: cutting, folding, colouring in and glueing – skills I have been refining since kindergarten. My work involves a process of deconstruction and reconstruction to investigate the shape and colour characteristics of jewellery pieces”.
Peta Kruger has worked as a graphic designer, illustrator and now jeweller. In 2007, she travelled to London and worked as an assistant jeweller to Scott Wilson and Jane Adam at Cockpit Arts. From 2009 – 2012 she was an Associate of the Metal Design Studio and tenant at Adelaide’s JamFactory, during this time participated in numerous exhibitions and residencies, including a year-long JamFactory Metal Design Studio artist-in-residence program at Gilles Street Primary School. In 2011 she received an Australia Council for the Arts Jump grant and funding from the Ian Potter Foundation to undertake a mentorship with German/New Zealand jeweller Karl Fritsch. She currently works from her studio based in Adelaide, South Australia and is studying towards a Masters of Fine Art degree.