These are authentic handmade spoon rings crafted from upcycled silver plated flatware and wrapped in an overlapped band. Silver plated spoon rings give that vintage silver look, without braking the bank. Choose from 33 different styles ranging from floral to Victorian, and boho to minimalist. Because these are made from actuals spoons and forks, they are only adjustable with basic hand tools. Add personalized engraving or stamping to most styles. These are available on Etsy.

They say that one’s trash is someone else’s treasure, and Matt Wilson is here to prove this with his works. He is a sculptor who creates beautifully unique pieces out of scrap metal and silverware and loves to upcycle old items.
Wilson is based in Carolina and goes by the pseudonym Airtight Artwork. Most of his works represent animal sculptures and his very first work was a bird sculpture that he made in 2017. Since then, he extended his collection, which now includes cats, squirrels, and even insects, all looking futuristic and almost robotic.
One of his most stunning pieces is a large praying mantis which is made out of silverware and took him one month to complete. Even though Wilson started experimenting with different animals, his most well-known pieces are his bird sculptures.
For these, he uses spoons and other metal pieces to create the layers of feathering and recently uploaded 100 pieces of bird sculptures to his online shop.
If you would like to invest in such an amazing work of art, visit Wilson’s online shop and order your favorite metal sculpture right away. It will surely be a statement piece for your home.

One of the best features of contemporary art is its versatility and use of unconventional materials to build an entire universe of amazing art pieces. British artist, Ann Carrington creates amazing floral arrangements using silverware and her botanical designs are a delight to the viewer’s eye. To make her blossoming silver bouquets, Carrington uses household and kitchen tools, such as forks, knives, and spoons that are carefully pieced together to mimic blooming flowers.
Her sculptures are inspired by real-life flower arrangements and when ready, they are placed in a pot just and tied with a ribbon. The shine of the silverware on the petals of flowers offers an especially interesting nuance to Carrington’s pieces and makes them look more life-like.
You can see more of the artist’s work on her website and learn more about the concept behind each piece. It is truly amazing to see metal transformed into something with so much soul and warmth, and it requires a very skillful artist to make such stunning pieces.

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