Specialising in the lost wax casting technique along with traditional silversmithing techniques I create one-of-a-kind sculpture-based silver jewellery. Originally an animator and illustrator I have a strong organic aesthetic which has evolved naturally across several creative disciplines during my 25 years in the creative arts industry. I love to use nature as artistic inspiration and I endeavor to make each of my pieces uniquely full of life, texture and expression. I design and create my pieces at my workshop at Rowsley in the Peak District where I also offer classes in silver jewellery making as well as welcoming commissions.
2025
Rebecca Green
Artist Statement
Leaping Hare Pendant. The hare was sculpted and carved in wax by hand and then cast using the lost wax casting technique. During the casting process the wax is replaced with solid silver to become a sculpture which is then fabricated into jewellery. Size approx. 40x40mm
Acorn Hidden Locket Pendant. Using the lost wax casting technique I have captured the natural beauty of an acorn and using silversmithing fabrication techniques created a pendant locket (the cap is removed to reveal the hollow nut). Solid Sterling Silver. Size approx. 14x14x27 mm
Wren Trinket Pot. Tiny hand sculptured wren on top of a cylindrical hammered box. Created using the lost wax casting and fabrication techniques. Sterling silver. The pot measures approx. 29 x 26 mm and the wren approx. 5 x 15 x 7 mm
Fox Pendant and Concept Sketches. All my designs start in my sketch book where I conceptualise my ideas. I then hand carve and sculpt each piece in wax before employing the lost wax casting process and further fabrication techniques in my workshop. Sterling silver. Approx 45x45mm