Jewellery print by Brie Harrison
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Suffolk-based designer and illustrator Brie Harrison has documented some of her favourite pieces from the V&A jewellery collection in this exclusive print. From a glass Phoenician pendant made in 600-500 BC to a seventeenth-century English miniature case, Brie’s work captures the delight and intricate detail found in the V&A’s jewellery gallery. The V&A has one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of jewellery in the world. Over 3,000 jewels tell the story of jewellery in Europe from ancient times to the present day.
Brie studied Printed Textile Design in Brighton, England, and now works from the Suffolk countryside creating decorative fabrics and prints, expressing her passion for pattern, colour and elements of the botanical world.
Created exclusively for the V&A
Author/Artist/Designer
Brie HarrisonDimensions
40cm x 40cm
Composition
Giclée printed on Somerset 330gsm paper
Colour
Multicoloured
Product code
164152
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