Ancient Greeks and Romans and Chinese used bronze for its durability and its beauty.
Bronze clay enables me to do the same.
As in my silver work, I am compelled by the simplicity and uniqueness of nature.
I take great pride in the fact that each one of my pieces is one-of-a-kind; just like the flowers and shells that inspire me.
The
snowflake blossom I u

sed was one I picked along the path leading to the Barn Swallow last spring.
I found the shell in the sand on
Topsail Island in May and the "beach daisy"grew outside our beach house. See my bronze pieces at
www.lesliechisholm.comI am amazed by the detail the bronze clay allows me to reflect – every vein, each petal, all that makes it true to life. The rich, lustrous, gleaming finish gives my bronze jewelry the elegance and extravagance of gold without the expense. I have worked in silver for so long that I am excited about the new color scheme that bronze leads me to.
I hope you will keep coming back to see what I have created with this new medium.
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