The innovative line of Huichol beaded jewelry created for Sundance originates from the beaded jewelry tradition practiced by indigenous Huichol families for a number of generations. Bead work and Huichol folk art contribute greatly to the well being and unity of Huichol families, as it is a way for them to work together to create objects of beauty, objects of their spirituality, and objects that create livelihood and abundance.
It's almost the most wonderful time of the year. At our home office, we've been planning and prepping since March for the Holiday season. With our first Holiday Catalog in the mail, we're excited to give you a sneak peek at the look and feel of our favorite season.
From winter warmers, to party wear, to beautifully printed wrapping paper and tree-trimmings, we're delighted to offer you a peek into our newest inspiring Holiday Collection. Experience Sundance and welcome a new season filled with joy and wonder. Enjoy!
Originally trained in sculpture, Sundance Artisan Polly Wales takes a playful, colorful approach to precious gems and metals. She finds beauty in imperfection, creating pieces that "always have unique and slightly unpredictable outcomes with a rough luxe."
Sundance Artisan Dana Kellin transforms enchanting gemstones and precious metals into sculptural forms that exemplify style. She cites Byzantine, Victorian and Elizabethan design influences, yet her creations are infused with undeniably modern undertones.Intricate twists of fine-gauge wire in gold or silver are a signature element of her jewelry, a painstakingly delicate technique that imparts refined femininity. On the inspiration for her latest pieces in our catalog, Dana tells in her own words: