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Katherine Alexandra Brunacci Naming Spoon Spoon, gift
Naming Spoon Spoon, gift is Iron Design Award winner in 2012 - 2013 Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design Award Category.
Naming Spoon Spoon, gift

The 'Naming Spoon' came from a need to offer a modern and popular alternative to the traditional Christening present, of a spoon. I wanted to create a spoon that could be personalized and named as a 'Naming Spoon'. Naming Ceremonies, have increased in popularity in recent times. I wanted to create an object, the 'Naming Spoon', to be given at the Naming Ceremony or Christening Each 'Naming Spoon' is unique and can be personalized with the recipients Birth Stone and initialized and can be presented as an heirloom for the families heritage.

Naming Spoon Spoon, gift
Katherine Alexandra Brunacci Naming Spoon
Katherine Alexandra Brunacci Spoon, gift
Katherine Alexandra Brunacci design
Katherine Alexandra Brunacci design
Katherine Alexandra Brunacci

My name is Katherine Alexandra Brunacci I am a jewellery designer/manufacturer based in Australia. I completed a Master of Fine Art majoring in gold and silver smithing at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2009. I also have completed a degree in Gemmology, Diamond grading and jewellery valuations. My work to date is been strongly influenced by historical jewellery pieces and ornamentation. My process is to study, deconstruct and manipulate old jewellery and decorative objects, then using a mixture of contemporary and traditional methods create a piece, which is contemporary but reflects aspects of its historical foundation. I am always seeking out antique fairs and flea markets, searching for pieces, which have elements that I can re- work into one of my designs. I also love the added bonus of stories and past lives that are part of some of these pieces. The stories can unexpectedly influence and transform the outcome of a work, which is part the fun. I love using traditional silversmithing techniques to manipulate the metal. By employing these skills each piece has its own unique characteristics and charm