SKU: 108689 NADIA TASCI

Chromatic Earrings

Medium: Glass and Sterling Silver

Art size: W .5 xH 2 xD .25 in

Reference: 108689

Handmade glass earrings, part of Chromatic Collection.

Made entirely by hand, ensuring each pair is one-of-a-kind. The glass material allows for a pop of colour, making them the perfect accessory to any outfit, great addition to other pieces from the collection.
Contact us for color selection.

$110

3 in stock

NADIA TASCI

NADIA TASCI Nadia is an internationally published glass bead jewellery artist. Nadia studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design University’s Drawing and Painting program and Sheridan College’s Craft and Design (Glass) program. She is recognized for her high…

NADIA TASCI

Nadia is an internationally published glass bead jewellery artist. Nadia studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design University’s Drawing and Painting program and Sheridan College’s Craft and Design (Glass) program.

She is recognized for her high quality glass work and detailed craftsmanship. She has developed uniquely personal, well-crafted handmade jewellery and sculpture. Nadia takes pride in using local suppliers for her materials. All the designs, all of the glass beads are handcrafted and the jewellery is designed in the studio.

Nadia’s glass work is featured in several international publications including Lark Books.

Nadia Tasci’s work can be found in several boutiques and cultural institutions, including the National Gallery of Canada, Gardiner Museum and the Japanese Garden in Portland Oregon.

Presently, she works full-time at her studio in Toronto, Canada.

Chromatic Earrings

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NADIA TASCI

Nadia is an internationally published glass bead jewellery artist. Nadia studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design University’s Drawing and Painting program and Sheridan College’s Craft and Design (Glass) program.

Nadia’s glass work is featured in several international publications including Lark Books.

Nadia Tasci’s work can be found in several boutiques and cultural institutions, including the National Gallery of Canada, Gardiner Museum and the Japanese Garden in Portland Oregon.

Presently, she works full-time at her studio in Toronto, Canada.

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