Nanz Aalund Art Jewelry

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Presentations and Workshops

Learn jewelry making from an award winning jewelry artist. Nanz Aalund is available for presentations and to teach workshops at your metals center, for your guild or student group.

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Jewelry Workshops on DVD

Learn jewelry making techniques directly from Nanz in your own studio with Beginning or Intermediate Workshop DVDs.

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Find Me on Etsy

Find my Matrix Dies for the Hydraulic press at my Etsy store. There is also lots of cool jewelry items to buy like beads, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.

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The jewelry showcased in “Masters: Gold” comes directly from the hands of each artist/goldsmith. I was delighted and inspired by the illustrious line up of internationally renown artisans when I was approached by Marthe LeVan to write the biographies for this book. Artist such as Namu Cho, Harold O’Connor, Barbara Heinrich, Michael Becker, Gerd Rothman, Claude Chavent, Michael Good, and my personal heros of Philip Sajet and Wendy Ramshaw. To my delight my friends Mary Lee Hu and Abrasha are also included. Many other wonderful art/jewelers are also featured.

Posts from Nanz

Inside the Box at Allied Arts Gallery

On November 4, 2011 a show of my jewelry (and other art) opened at the Allied Arts Gallery in downtown Bellingham during the First Friday Gallery Walk. I unfortunately posted the wrong times for the opening on my Facebook page and I'm really sorry to have missed so many friends who came early,...
Casting class as metaphor for the Myth of Sisyphus

What an extreemly satisfying adventure I just returned from! In the (seemingly oxymoronic) rural area of New Jersey known as Peter's Valley Craft Center, I taught a wax carving and lost wax casting class from June 10th to the 14th. Thunderstorms delayed my arrival and I got to my accommodations...
Featured Artist on Jewelry Observer

Great News! On top of all the hard work of putting together my board reports for the SNAG conference, writting syllabi and reflections for Masters of education classes, filming video for YouTube, and gather supplies for the WAX CARVING and LOST WAX CASTING class...