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Metal artist working primarily in sculpture with a background in ceramics as well as printmaking, living and working in New Brunswick

Wear the plant with Tribe, the world’s luxury cannabis jeweler. We create custom luxury jewelry products and accessories from live cannabis plants cast in precious metals in Ontario. Our mind-blowing jewelry pieces are worn by hip hop artists, cannabis lovers, and connoisseurs of cannabis and fine jewelry around the world. Tribe started as Canada’s national DJ culture magazine in the early 1993, and now we are the world’s luxury cannabis jeweler. We only make a limited number of pieces a year. We design our products in a studio nestled along the St. Lawrence River in Upper Canada, then cast ...

Alicia's jewelry is a celebration of nature's boundless creativity. Her designs are inspired by the rich textures and colors found in the natural world, from the tiniest seed to the vast coral reefs. Working with glass, she translates the intricate forms and patterns of nature into her pieces, resulting in an array of breathtaking designs. Alicia's bold use of shapes and hues creates jewelry that is both striking and unique, inviting the wearer to explore the wonder of the natural world.

Alka Chopra is a Registered Dietitian, a selfcare advocate and aself-taught artist. Alka uses arts & crafts as her selfcare mechanism. She enjoysmixed media, wood burning and all kinds of clay work. Alka started crafting eversince she was a teenager. Summer vacation meant getting her hands dirty with polymer clay, paint, glue, paper, cord or anything that would ignite her creativity. Alka’s style of work leans towards imperfect geometric patterns and flowers infused with varyingtechniques such as wood burning, steampunk, decoupage, dot painting, sculpture work or even mandala work. You ...