


"With a resistance against increasing use of technology my aim is to create art that not only celebrates nature but also come from natural resources.
My recent work tells a story that stems from my past experience with grief and my connection to colour, flowers and nature. To get through the day I tried to put a vase of flowers on the table, immerse myself in art activities and take walks in the park. These things really helped me to get through some really difficult times. "At this time during my life I have felt the metaphor of being like a bunch of flowers in a shattered vase. I also have earlier memories in my teens of dancing at parties in fields and Festivals with a metaphor of being a Wildflower - A free spirit, growing wild and free in a world plagued by conformity. Having been brought up in Bristol and with parents from the hippy generation I have been inspired by the Flower Power movement and Banksy and in particular his artwork "Love Is in The Air" (Flower Thrower) design which replicates a bunch of flowers in a symbolic appeal for peace to replace violence. my logo is inspired by Mary Quant, Orla kiely and Marimekko design.




"When times are grey and when things look bleak, I believe we have to try to create our own magic and bring colour to the world in whichever way we can."
I initially started selling on noths in 2007. After working for jewellery and textile companies in London and New York I decided I wanted to start my own business, selling my own jewellery and accessory products. I sold online and to up to 40 retail shops in the UK, including White Stuff (the retail clothing chain ). In recent years I trained to be an Art Teacher, but my passion for designing and making has led me to restart this business and create jewellery which focuses on the theme of flowers and colour- which I love! An increasing awareness of losing traditional crafts has inspired me to create work using raw, natural materials that capture the beauty of crafting and its contribution to health and wellbeing. My work is made into cards, jewellery and other decorative items. I try to create a sense of, stillness, past narratives as well as preserving the delicacy and the and the cycles of nature.
I try my best to dispatch your goods within 1-3 days subject to stock availability. You will receive an email stating the estimated delivery date usually within 24 hours after payment. Orders are posted by first class recorded delivery. Please allow up to 10 day to receive your order over busy periods. I can not be responsible for postal delays or items damaged in transit.
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Amber Marie, 11 kempton Avenue, Blackpool, FY3 9HS, GB
Copyright: Each jewellery peice is designed myself in Blackpool UK. Each piece is uniquely consructed using my own hand-printed painted leather designs. The products and printed designs applied are designed and created by Amber Marie who owns the intellectual property rights. The design and construction of the products are subject to copyright laws. I retain absolute copyright of these, actionable in law or any breaches thereof.
Products: As the items are hand crafted there may be small variations in design, print and form. Therefore for those products no two items are exactly the same. Each item is unique and may not be exactly identical to the product as shown in the promotional material.
Components: Due to suppliers selling out of materials, I may have to use alternative beads or components. The beads and components are not made by Amber Marie and are sourced in the UK using reputable suppliers and the best quality materials. I source ethically and locally when possible. All sizes and dimensions are approximate.
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