My inspiration comes from the sea glass and sea pottery I find, wondering and trying to find clues as to what it used to be.
Sea glass would have once been bottles, windows, ornaments, lights or jars that has found there way to the sea, usually dumped as rubbish, taken out by floods or from shipwrecks.
In the sea it is tumbled & smoothed by the salt water, waves, pebbles & sand; this tumbling creates tiny 'C' shapes in the glass and eventually it will become frosted.
It can take between 5 and 50 years to smooth the sharp edges and frost the glass; some sea glass can be over 100 years old.
Sea glass comes in many colours, the most common being sea foams (light green/blue), greens, whites, ambers and blues; rare colours are reds, purples, yellows, pinks, oranges and blacks.
Sea pottery would have once been plates, cups, ornaments, tiles, pots.
No two pieces of sea glass or pottery are ever the same, you can guarantee a unique piece of jewellery every time.