Adina Plastelina
The Millefiori or Thousand Flowers technique for manufacturing jewelry originated during the 14th Century BC using glass rods. Adina Plastelina utilizes these techniques with polymeric materials to create whimsical and colorful jewelry which has a rich three dimensional effect.
Adina Plastelina
The artists Adi and Sam Leder are the dynamic duo of the modern Millefiori jewelry technique. Using the ancient glasswork craftsmanship as a model while using modern polymer clay as material, combined with gold, silver and enamel, they have breathed a fresh spirit on this time honored style. Creating beautiful pendants, earrings, bracelets and more, they have quickly become popular worldwide with customers enjoying their innovative items. The pendants include an iridescent peacock feather, a swooping swallow necklace in many shades and an elegant olive leaf pendant. The all time favorite is her butterfly which has given pleasure to countless wearers. The Star of David necklaces come in a wide array of colors and are framed in silver with a clear enamel finish for that polished look. The earrings all match existing necklace designs and complete the ensemble with flair and panache. Available in gold or silver metals. The thousand flower cufflinds make a unique gift for that special guy and come in various shapes such as dome, hamsa and square. The hamsa shape is available as a pendant, wall hanging or keychain, also in many colors and designs. For a different Mezuzah case, these exquisite samples are available in striking hues such as turquoise, orange and many more.