Sandra is a metal artist and designer whose journey began in the textile studios of New York City. After studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology, she spent years creating fabrics for fashion houses before moving to Israel, where she continued her work in textile design. There, her hands found a new language in metal. She went on to study jewelry at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, immersing herself in the alchemy of form, fire, and intention. Now based in Maryland, Sandra creates and teaches, sharing her reverence for materials and the slow, unfolding process of making.

Born from a reverence for slowness, process, and the power of the handmade, it exists to create pieces that speak through nuance. It honors the unseen — the gesture, the atmosphere, the intention that lingers in form. Designed for those who feel deeply and notice everything, this is work that invites stillness, awakens memory, and connects soul to substance. It is not mass-produced. It is not rushed. It is meaning, made tangible.

Sandra forges graceful forms where clean lines meet rugged textures. Each piece is a testament to resilience. Her work echoes nature’s endurance, unfolding, weathered, and beautifully alive. Her process is intuitive and responsive, a conversation between hand and material. Every piece evolves as it’s made, shaped by exploration and rooted in care. To Sandra, jewelry is not simply adornment but sculpture for the body, each form carrying its own story, rhythm, and breath.