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WELCOME TO SAW FRAMED
Your Trusted Jewellery Designer and Artist
My love of ink drawings and jewellery making have a brain child - Saw Framed was born in November 2019. My creations are celebration of differences and uniqueness. My jewellery are designed with no particular gender in mind, they are art work or mini sculptures for whomever love wearing them. All my jewellery are hand made in my workshop in Bealnablath Co. Cork with solid 925 sterling silver. I use my own design only and you can see me with my sketch books at my markets. In the books you will find ink drawings of my travels and my design process, sort of like a diary. I hope my creations shares part of your fun loving life and brightens up your day.
CONTACT US
Looking for the perfect piece of jewellery or framed work to celebrate an upcoming occasion? Or just feeling like treating yourself today?! Let Saw Framed help! Contact us and together we’ll choose from our selection of beautiful design or come up with something unique to suit your style and budget.
Bealnablath, Co. Cork, Ireland
087 9748609
ARTIST / DESIGNER BIO
As a kid I always enjoy creativity, I hoarded all materials I found around the house and turned them into art. It was no surprise when I've chosen to study Fine Art Sculpture in Crawford College Art and Design in Cork. It was where I discovered my love for metal, I specialised in large welding pieces and continued to draw with pen on paper.
My family are from Taiwan, we came to Cork in 1994 to study English and we settled here ever since. I truly believe training with Chinese Calligraphy at young helped with my steady hand for ink drawings and welding/soldering. Hopefully my love for Asian culture and culinary shows through my work too.
My love for fashion and design took me to a different route after graduating with honours degree and post grad, I worked mainly in fashion retail for 15 years. I've worked for a lot, I mean a lot, of retailers. During the recession, I moved to Dublin for work and was fortunate to land myself jobs in buying offices, became a product developer in ladies accessories and moved to buying office with Dunnes Stores. My recent interview with a well known Irish jewellery Company made me realise I wanted to create something unique and that is not mass produced. I realised the importance of quality and having "Irish made" under my name.
It took another three years before I made things happen for myself, pop a baby and I took jewellery courses from various talented Irish Jewellers and they all taught me various skills and valuable lessons and the rest is history.