Christine Vasan is a Brooklyn-based
jeweler and metalsmith.
Christine hand crafts jewelry inspired by such varied influences as flora and fauna, Asian art and artifacts, and textile patterns.

Christine seeks to create work that has a
connection to the natural world.
A piece may be molded from an actual pod,
such as in the Anise series, or have a floral
motif, as seen in the Textile series. Christine
uses mixtures of rough cut and laser cut
beads and stones, a vibrant color palette, and tactile forms with smooth burnished surfaces. All of Christine's collections share a similar unconventional spirit, and are designed to be mixed and matched to suit your mood.

Christine holds a Masters of Fine Arts from
SUNY, New Paltz, and more than 20 years'
experience making jewelry. She has also
created custom metalwork for such world-renowned museums as the American
Museum of Natural History, the Brooklyn
Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum
and the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Christine
draws on her creative energy and experience to craft keepsake pieces for any jewelry collection.