I really admire polymer clay artists who can make enormous complex canes - often kaleidoscopic in design - and reduce them down to jewelry size pieces.  

French designer, Cécile Bos of 11prune takes that technique to a whole new level.  Her minimalist floral polymer clay jewelry feature some of the smallest and daintiest designs I have ever seen. 

It would be easier to work in sections as for the kaleidoscopic polymer clay designs. However, Cécile is able to create her own unique botanical patterns. She also has a wonderful talent for picking just the colors.  


Cécile was never into graphic design or fabric design. She is actually a former research scientist who explained what inspires her : "I am particularly sensitive to patterns and shapes from fabrics all around the world, nature, architecture."

"I draw my inspiration from this beauty to create original patterns using polymer clay in a very specific technique. Then I use these delicate patterns to design minimal, poetic, colorful and unique jewelry in my Southwest of France workshop."









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