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Lucille Hautau’s passion is pattern. Hautau creates intricate designs in gold and silver using embossing, reticulation, etching and inlay techniques to weave a tapestry of pattern. Hautau specializes in distinctive design and unfailing attention to detail. Each completed work inspires a frenzy of new ideas. Hautau loves what they do and strives to create jewelry that is intriguing, well-crafted and exquisitely designed. Embarking on a new challenge both excites and calms them. Hautau’s creations today are the heirlooms of tomorrow.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Asian and Mediterranean art and architecture fascinate me. In 1977, Miami brought to Craftsummer the esteemed Japanese artists, Hiroko and Gene Pijanowski. I learned Japanese techniques, tools and patinas that I still use. This pendant is photo-etched, constructed then oxidized. Lastly, the Garnet was “snapped” into a pre-cut groove using tension to float it in place. Inspired by the Tennoji Temple, I constructed a sanctuary to enshrine the pendant. This piece empowers the wearer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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