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Seeking Glass: Enamel Rosettes for Practical Focus

Seeking Glass was a collection I created in the fall of 2021. The collection includes high-quality hard enamel pendants, featuring intricate floral motifs laden with symbolic meaning. Each unique rosette design is 1.5" in diameter and comes protected in a hard case, pull tab jewelry box decorated with a matching leaf stamped design. 

Above are the first five pendant designs: Hawthorn, Poppy, Honeysuckle, White Pine, and Goldenrod.

So named for their vintage enamel pastiche and talismanic character, these charms promote purpose, motivation, and attention to detail. They act as a reminder to the ways in which we can influence our own lives for the better.

Whether you're simply a lover of nature or you're looking for a dedicated piece for your spiritual practice, Seeking Glass is malleable to a variety of needs. At their simplest, each necklace is a beautiful wearable accessory. In their fullest form, these delicate botanical designs merge meditative moments with the practice of intentional manifestation.

Meditation and visualization offer us the opportunity to turn inward, discovering peace, reassurance, and clarity. Items such as prayer beads, worry stones, candles, and more are frequently used to help focus, generate introspection, and create the conditions for creative visualization. The seeking glass is no different. Each rosette design has its own symbolism and suggested practices or routines to enhance those qualities. It is completely up to each person how fully they engage with their rosettes, and there is no right or wrong way to carry them.

Botanicals have always held special symbolism and meaning throughout culture regardless of time or location. For many who share a deep connection with nature, they are a source of inspiration and spirituality. 

Each Seeking Glass rosette features a plant, flower, or tree, and each has its own symbolic meaning and qualities inherent to that botanical. These enamel charms draw inspiration from the multi-faceted rosette, but also from the same timeless spirit of the mandala. Used to focus attention, aid in meditation, or to create a sacred space, the mandala has taken many forms. They represent the wholeness of the universe as well as the inner journey to enlightenment. When we calm our minds and attend to our lives and wellbeing we can sow the seeds for positivity and change.

The charms can thus serve as either a meditative tool, a reminder of our connection to nature, or simply a beautiful aesthetic accessory for daily life.

Along with the rosette pendants are a few matching printed altar/tarot cloths, and corresponding vinyl stickers. The cloths add a touch of color and intention to your space or wardrobe, and the stickers can easily be used in journaling or to decorate portable objects like your laptop, water bottle, etc. 

While some of the pendant sets are currently sold out, you can find all 10 rosette designs available in sticker format

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