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Blue Butterfly Brooch 2

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 29 Apr 2023 07:00:37 +0000

Blue butterflies represent the calm, peace and simple beauty of life. They remind us to enjoy the simple pleasures of life and not worry too much.

There is also a superstition that blue butterflies are spirits that make wishes come true. Blue butterflies are sometimes seen as heralds of happy and joyful moments. They also herald change, in a positive sense.

Purple Butterfly Brooch 2

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 29 Apr 2023 07:00:37 +0000

If you feel sad or unwell in your skin, a purple butterfly can indicate that healing will soon be at the rendezvous. If one feels stuck or lost on the path of life, the sighting of a purple butterfly can mean that a sudden breakthrough or transformation is about to occur.

Pink Butterfly Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 29 Apr 2023 07:00:36 +0000

If you encounter a pink butterfly flying, it means that it has manifested itself to reassure you and make you understand that you must take the things that happen in your life more lightly. Pink butterflies are rare creatures that are associated with joy, sweetness and femininity.

White Cat Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 22 Apr 2023 07:00:39 +0000

Unlike the black cat which would bring bad luck according to some archaic beliefs, white cats have long been considered true lucky charms. You’re in luck!

Le Regard du Félin Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 22 Apr 2023 07:00:34 +0000

Legend has it that long ago, cats’ eyes did not glow at all and they found it difficult to hunt at night. One day the famous Greek god Zeus came from Olympus by his cloud and summoned all the animals of the kingdom. He promised to grant them one wish per animal. After the tigers, who demanded stripes and elephants asking for a trunk, the cats simply asked him to be able to see in the middle of the night. So Zeus threw a flash into the eyes of every cat in the world that would only light up at night.

La Camarde Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:00:38 +0000

This brooch inspired by Klimt represents Death. Gustav Klimt painted “Death and Life” in 1910. This painting is made up of people of all generations: from the toddler to the aging woman, all ages are represented. The eyes of the characters representing Life are closed, their postures are peaceful and relaxed. They seem to be unaware of the danger of death. The Grim Reaper, which symbolizes Death, looks at life with a smile. Klimt emphasized the difference between life and death by dressing his Life in colorful fabrics and joyful patterns. In contrast, death carries a layer of dark colors and dark symbols. Gustav Klimt described this painting as his most important figurative work.

Dreams Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:00:34 +0000

This brooch is inspired by the world of Klimt. It represents a woman in a peaceful sleep.

For the Ojibwe tribe, the spider wove a web every night to trap the first rays of the sun, and thus brought the sun back to the village. This canvas was used to protect children from bad dreams.

When the Ojibwe tribe dispersed, the spider could no longer make a web for all the scattered families, so she taught the women to weave so that they could reproduce this protective web. The dream catchers began to be made.

Sleeping Beauty Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:00:20 +0000

This Couture high style brooch is embroidered with Japanese Miyuki glass beads and thread in “needle painting” technique. The back of the brooch is covered with soft suedette and has two pins for good support. This jewel is handcrafted and required more than 25 hours of work.

Gorgon Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:00:20 +0000

This brooch is inspired by Klimt. His famous Beethoven fresco depicts the famous composer’s 9th symphony. In the panels inspired by the second movement of the symphony, Humanity, symbolized by a kneeling couple, implores the “golden knight” in armor to engage in the struggle for happiness. The knight with frowning eyebrows seems ready to help humanity in this quest for happiness.

It is in the panels of^the3rd movement that the golden knight is followed by the representation of the hostile powers to be fought. Three beautiful gorgons topped with snakes underlined with gold are depicted in the foreground. Behind them, sickness, madness and death are embodied by three other terrifying-looking women.

Finally, the fourth movement ends with the Ode to Joy. Obstacles overcome, happiness is attained.

This brooch inspires you to fight your demons to find your happiness:)

Naughty Red Brooch

Audrey Wollbrett — Sat, 15 Apr 2023 07:00:19 +0000

This brooch is hand-embroidered with Japanese Miyuki glass beads and with thread using the “needle painting” technique. The back of the brooch is covered with soft suedette and has two pins for good support. This unique piece is handcrafted and required more than 25 hours of work.