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South American Jewelry

In our November ARTventures project, you'll use metal embossing techniques to create pendants inspired by ancient South American artworks.
South American Jewelry Project Example
Group of Six Iznik Tiles: Design In Blue and Turquoise on White Ground, 1530-1550

Featured Artwork:
Tairona culture, Columbia, Vulture Shaman Effigy Pendant with Necklace in Beak, about 1000-1500, tumbaga (gold and copper alloy). The Harold W. and Mary Louise Shaw Foundation, L8.2001.59

Materials Needed

• gold toned or plain aluminum tooling foil, 38 gauge, approx. 3” x 3”
• heavy cardstock paper, 4” x 6”, 2-3 sheets
• cardboard sheet, approx. 6” x 6”
• string, approx. 3ft.
• popsicle stick
• hole puncher
• hot glue gun
• hot glue sticks
• scissors

Optional

• plastic gems or beads
• sharpie markers, black, and colors
• aluminum foil (use approx. 3-4 layers taped together as a substitute for tooling foil)

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