Contemporary Artisan Bakelite Utilizing Vintage Materials, Two Dotted Bracelet

Brandon Welch created this beautiful Dotted Bakelite bangle bracelet. It features 3 distinctly different types of Dots, Brandon used what is now a Pea green solid bracelet and decorated it with black dots on this bracelet in a an alternating UP DOWN pattern. Photos tell the story. 1.75 Inches wide This bracelet was made for me about 15 years ago so the vintage patina is returning to the piece. This bracelet is unsigned, I can have Brandon verify for you or even get it signed if needed. Simple, but Just beautiful. What an opportunity to own a piece of art jewelry in this highly desirable pattern. Part of my personal collection

Brandon Welch is an avid Nouveau and Deco jewelry collector with a focus on Bakelite and early plastics. He is an experienced sculptor of 15 years with work in many mediums. These last few years more and more of his focus has become Bakelite. With Bakelite Jewelry, Brandon brings the finesse of a jeweler. Brandon has an extensive palette of genuine vintage Bakelite material to choose from, to create these original pieces. I am proud to offer a line of signed hand sculpted and inset Vintage Bakelite bracelets and custom crafted pins created by Brandon . These pieces have been created with the same time honored techniques, from Vintage Bakelite rods and tubes, manufactured before 1940. See the lovely companion piece available in my Etsy Shop, ***sold separately. All product photos are of the actual item. Colors may differ slightly from actual product appearance due to differences in products and lighting conditions. Please contact me if you have specific additional photo requests as photos are part of the description.

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All product photos are of the actual item. Colors may differ slightly from actual product appearance due to differences in products and lighting conditions.
Please contact me if you have specific additional photo requests as photos are part of the description.

Read about Vintage Bakelite and ME in the Pioneer Woman Magazine, Spring Issue here:

https://photos.imageevent.com/kimlovesvintage/pioneerwomanbakelitearticle/ArticlePDF.pdf