Vicky Hawkins' Twisted Fairies Let You Wear Your Troubles on Your Sleeve
raw material — March 18, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: vickyhawkins & therawmaterials.wordpress
Artist Vicky Hawkins, whose work has been shown at the Royal Academy, has created Twisted Fairies. These Twisted Fairies are giant worry dolls that can be worn on one's sleeve or tied to one's handbag to symbolize troubled times and to twist away the trouble.
There are only 300 available in the world; each one has an individual name and will come with a particular talisman for a heart, depending on its owner's particular plight.
There are only 300 available in the world; each one has an individual name and will come with a particular talisman for a heart, depending on its owner's particular plight.
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1. Wearable Art - Creating wearable accessories that serve as artistic expressions and personal symbolizations.
2. Therapeutic Accessories - Designing accessories that provide emotional support and help individuals cope with troubled times.
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3. Collectibles and Limited Editions - Exploring the market potential of limited edition and collectible products that offer individualized experiences and personal connections.
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