Bubanja’s Guitar Pendant
I spent the weekend at a music festival, and I’ve still got that happy feeling I always get when I surround myself with great music for 3 days. So, it was fate that I would stumble across Milica Bubanja’s Guitar Pendant in my search for wonderful metal clay art to feature today. I’m just enthralled with Milica’s sense of scale and detail that shine through in this tiny guitar replica. I’m also intrigued by her background—born in Belgrade, raised in Piura, Peru and now living in Slovenia. Oddly enough, I have spent some time in the tiny town of Piura because this is where most of the Peruvian mangos are grown. In my day job I’m the Director of Marketing for the National Mango Board. Once again, I’m awed by how we are all so interconnected.
You must check out more of Milica’s work. She’s got an English version of her Web site, as well as an Etsy storefront and a Flickr photostream.
6 Responses to “Bubanja’s Guitar Pendant”
wow, that is one awesome piece!
This is gorgeous.
I also wanted to thank you for showcasing these wonderful artists. Seeing their work just jumpstarts the creativity in all of us and opens new ways of looking at the objects in our surroundings.
Thanks so much, Rosemary. The warm response of this metal clay community makes it well worth the time!
-Wendy
I cant believe, thank you so much for so nice words about my work… I came to this blog accidentally, trought Lora’s blog. Beautiful surprise to see my Guitar pendats.
And, you also visited Piura!!! The world is so small sometimes. Yes, the best mangos
Did you try cebiche?
Stunning detail - just a gorgeous piece!
Milica—It is my pleasure to feature gorgeous metal clay work and all of you lovely artists!
And, yes—we practically LIVED on ceviche during our stay in Piura! So yummy!
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