JODY SACHS
Jody Sachs has lived in Rockville, Maryland, for more than 20 years. She is most excited to work with precious metals like silver and gold to create three-dimensional forms from two-dimensional flat metal. When she started to make jewelry in the 1970s, she was excited and inspired by the connections of how all life forms have many structures, patterns, and connections in common. She is inspired by nature and the beauty of the simplest forms. This includes the way light reflects off of objects and creates colors and patterns. She likes the permanence of metal and creating something you can use and enjoy wearing for a very long time.
She grew up among trees and now enjoys living in a secluded wooded area. She still draws inspiration from nature, her surroundings, and the changing seasons. Sometimes it is the leaves and trees, other times the plants and insects, or water and underwater life forms. She likes forming metal by hand in silver and gold, transforming them into literally “precious” objects and enjoys playing with the interaction of their shapes to make earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
She is past president of the Washington Guild of Goldsmiths and served on the Creative Craft Council Board from 2016-2020. She received an honorable mention in the CCC Biennial Exhibition 2019 Show.
She grew up among trees and now enjoys living in a secluded wooded area. She still draws inspiration from nature, her surroundings, and the changing seasons. Sometimes it is the leaves and trees, other times the plants and insects, or water and underwater life forms. She likes forming metal by hand in silver and gold, transforming them into literally “precious” objects and enjoys playing with the interaction of their shapes to make earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
She is past president of the Washington Guild of Goldsmiths and served on the Creative Craft Council Board from 2016-2020. She received an honorable mention in the CCC Biennial Exhibition 2019 Show.
