About this Product
Faith is unseen but felt; faith is strength when we feel we have none; faith is hope when all seems lost.
Studio 1153's jewelry is designed to inspire, encourage and celebrate all women. Every design, influenced by life, embodies a feeling, a story, a meaning.
Hand painted with alcohol ink, this stainless steel adjustable bangle charm bracelet (size 2.6" in diameter) is unique as its glass cabochon can never be replicated. In addition to the hand painted glass cabochon, the bracelet includes a heart charm, never never give up word charm, its personalized story card, care instructions and jewelry box.
Studio 1153
Meet the Maker
Studio 1153 is a South Carolina-based art line designed and crafted by Lori Levine (that's me!)
With an interest in abstract art, an eye for details and the love of creating things by hand, I have been working in various mediums for many years. I began painting with alcohol ink in 2017, which led to a newfound passion for designing and hand painting glass jewelry.
My art is influenced by the astounding allure of nature and the inner beauty of living souls. I am inspired by toasted autumn leaves, underwater corals, rolling blue waves, magnificent golden sunsets or the glistening indigo moonlight; and, most importantly, by what is seen and felt in the heart.
I am a self-taught abstract artist with imaginative visions. Every piece of art brings new challenges and perspectives as alcohol ink rarely responds the same way twice. It may have been painted in my vision, but as they say, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder," so you determine what you see within each piece.
I want my jewelry to be viewed as elegant and yet playful, unique and inspiring, creative and encouraging, fresh and celebratory.
When I am not creating, I am thinking about creating. I experiment, take risks, break the rules, and when I make mistakes, I make it part of my art.
My passion and ultimate goal is to design art for your mind, your soul and your spirit. Art makes my soul grow and if I happen to make a living from it, then I will be ever so more grateful.
