Tricia Taylor

I graduated from the Sir John Cass College of Art and Design in London, in jewellery and enamelling. I work mainly in silver, incorporating colour with stones and enamel. I am interested in the concept of enamel as “painting with glass”, blending colours creating subtle variations of tone. My work includes screen printing on to panels, layering colours and creating textured finishes. I am interested in designing jewellery which catches the viewer’s attention drawing them towards the finer detail through texture, movement or colour.

Achievements include a bursary from Goldsmith’s Hall, Second Prize for Body of Work from Goldsmith’s Hall 2007, British Jewellers Association Enamelling Award 2007, and nomination for the British Jewellers Association Student of the Year Award in 2007. Exhibitions include New Designers 2007, Graduate Show at Studio Fusion in the Oxo Tower, and Cambridge Open studios 2008. I exhibit in London and locally, and undertake individual commissions.

I am a member of the Association of Contemporary Jewellers, The British Society of Enamellers, Crafts Central Network and Cambridge Open Studios.