Collection: Wendy Moore

Although well known as an artist and teacher Wendy was recognised for her service to the international community of Nepal via the Friends of Samunnat, an organisation that Wendy founded to support female victims of violence in that country. 

Wendy describes herself as a creator and connector, an artist and a teacher. “Ultimately, all I do is about celebrating beauty and connecting people to their innate creative voice. I know that hearing and responding to that voice transforms and empowers” 

Wendy’s jewellery truly is wearable art.

Like a true artist Wendy uses canes to shape beads that are like petals, flowers, leaves and buds. She uses canes to create a variety of patterns on beads – dots, swirls, stripes, swirled stripes and more.

In another example of Wendy’s work she uses numerous canes to create a cuff titled “Resting Place” 

So, polymer jewellery provides us with a glimpse into the lives of people in Nepal, the beauty of the country and the skills of the artist as a story teller as well as a creator of wearable art.