Molly Jackson

in international and domestic magazines (Vogues, Womens Wear Daily, Harper's Bazaar, Glass Quarterly, Modern Bride and many more) on runways from Manhattans Mercedes Benz Fashion Week to Osaka, Japan 2015 brought her into a new venture of glass sculpture and installations. Most recently her pieces were accepted into the influential fashion and desi... gn magazines worldwide. and New Yorks own City Magazine. on Britney Spears in her Toxic video, are becoming quite collectible due to their graceful, embody pure style and precious detail. Add Molly Jacksons versatile accessories to lively-up any outfit. a statement piece always tops off any look! graceful glass bracelets and rings, shown on this site are representational. some slight variations will occur making each piece individual. then hand-sculpted into fascinating bracelets. Lacquerite is innovative, forward fashion worked entirely by hand. Ideas and techniques for this process, originated by Molly Jackson, Artisan produced Lacquerite Bracelets start with fabrics chosen from design studios in London and the U.S. They are enveloped with polymers and hand-sculpted with fine attention to detail. done by hand in the MDJ studio. between the lacquer-ish finish coats. This process captures and freezes the brilliant movement of fabric. Each hand-fashioned bracelet will vary slightly. They are one piece, fixed {they do not open}, hard plastic-like, in a flame that comes from an oxygen-propane bench torch. The art is known as Flameworking. 2000 degrees Fahrenheit and hand-shaped in the flame. Each piece is finished by being hand stamped with the MDJ logo. The finished piece is annealed in a kiln, relieving any stress from ultimately making the piece more durable. from sand to glass, gasses to the torch fire, intuition to fine tuned skills. Molly says what she loves most is the glass thriving in the flame and the fluid lines of each finished piece. The glass comes alive dancing between the force of gravity and the whim of the hand. It surrenders its will to me and I ...Read More