freya douglas ferguson
‘One of London’s most exciting young jewellery designers’ i-D Magazine
Freya Douglas Ferguson is an artist and designer based in London creating sculptural jewellery.
She started her eponymous label after completing a post-graduate in stone carving, where she began to develop her interdisciplinary practice in glassblowing, carving, forgery and casting. Driven by niche modes of making and craftsmanship, she finds radical and innovative ways of re-engaging traditional crafts in a contemporary context.
Her distinct jewellery, often forged using the ancient process of lost wax casting, merges mystical and primordial aesthetics with sleek, futuristic design. Since launching, Freya Douglas Ferguson has been selected as a Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries artist, collaborated with designers KNWLS, Ugo Paulon, Christina Seewald, Talia Byre and Gareth Wrighton and her work has been worn by Willow Smith, Demi Lovato, Halsey, Caroline Polachek and Yves Tumor.
Using the method of ancient lost wax casting, the jewellery created seems unconstrained by its own material properties; where the necklaces, earrings and rings grow, melt and wrap around the body.
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She started her eponymous label after completing a post-graduate in stone carving, where she began to develop her interdisciplinary practice in glassblowing, carving, forgery and casting. Driven by niche modes of making and craftsmanship, she finds radical and innovative ways of re-engaging traditional crafts in a contemporary context.
Her distinct jewellery, often forged using the ancient process of lost wax casting, merges mystical and primordial aesthetics with sleek, futuristic design. Since launching, Freya Douglas Ferguson has been selected as a Bloomberg’s New Contemporaries artist, collaborated with designers KNWLS, Ugo Paulon, Christina Seewald, Talia Byre and Gareth Wrighton and her work has been worn by Willow Smith, Demi Lovato, Halsey, Caroline Polachek and Yves Tumor.
Using the method of ancient lost wax casting, the jewellery created seems unconstrained by its own material properties; where the necklaces, earrings and rings grow, melt and wrap around the body.
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