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It's OK / Not OK Necklace by David Shrigley
$40.00
pendant size: .7 x .1"
double sided
gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Hang it around your neck like a medal and carry around the brilliance of David Shrigley every day. This simple necklace has a simple statement for our times.
Necklace Kit #6 by Anni Albers
$18.00
make-your-own kit
84-in. dark brown velvet ribbon
16 small + 20 medium steel washers
instructions included
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This jewelry kit is based on an original piece featured in a 1941 traveling exhibition of common-object jewelry by Albers and Black Mountain College colleague Alex Reed. Albers believed common materials could look “quite beautiful and even precious.” The kit is put together by The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation and includes step-by-step instructions.
Necklace Kit #3 by Anni Albers
$18.00
make-your-own kit
84-in. red grosgrain ribbon
30 small steel washers
instructions included
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This jewelry kit is based on an original piece featured in a 1941 traveling exhibition of common-object jewelry by Albers and Black Mountain College colleague Alex Reed. Albers believed common materials could look “quite beautiful and even precious.” The kit is put together by The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation and includes step-by-step instructions.
Necklace Kit #2 by Anni Albers
$18.00
make-your-own kit
20 paper clips + 1 sink strainer
1 18-in. ball chain and clasp
instructions included
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This jewelry kit is based on an original piece featured in a 1941 traveling exhibition of common-object jewelry by Albers and Black Mountain College colleague Alex Reed. Albers believed common materials could look “quite beautiful and even precious.” The kit is put together by The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation and includes step-by-step instructions.
Necklace Kit #1 by Anni Albers
$18.00
make-your-own kit
35 bobby pins
1 18-in. ball chain and clasp
instructions included
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This jewelry kit is based on an original piece featured in a 1941 traveling exhibition of common-object jewelry by Albers and Black Mountain College colleague Alex Reed. Albers believed common materials could look “quite beautiful and even precious.” The kit is put together by The Josef & Anni Albers Foundation and includes step-by-step instructions.
Strive for Excellence Necklace by David Shrigley
$40.00
pendant size: .7 x .9" (2 cm x 2.5 cm)
single sided
gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Hang it around your neck like a medal and carry around the brilliance of David Shrigley every day. This simple necklace has a simple statement for our times.
