Meet Lyndsay.
Lyndsay’s ‘Na Mara’ collection, meaning ‘of the sea’ in Gaelic, is based on the messy, ugly compositions of debris created by the tides along Scottish beaches. Captured by the unconventional beauty of these moments, this is a theme Lyndsay has continued to develop in her work since graduating from The Glasgow School of Art in 2018.
A mixture of precious and base metals build a palette based on these beach finds; sandy tones of copper, silver, and gold, contrasted by the stark black of enamel or patinated metal, create pattern in metal like seaweed on the sand.
Each piece is handmade by Lyndsay at her workshop in Glasgow, created in small batches and to order. Lyndsay also offers a bespoke and custom service. Contact Lyndsay to find out more.
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Inspiration
Using mark-making in mixed media to develop abstract impressions from the coastal landscape, Lyndsay’s jewellery is based on the drawn line, creating tactile pieces which vary with each iteration, and expressing the constantly shifting nature of her subject matter.
Many of her pieces are non-matching, possessing their own distinct pattern, although they share the same aesthetic. As with a drawing, each piece is unique.
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