Opprotunity knocks in unexpected places.
13 years ago I studyed goldsmithing. I thought it would be nice to make my jewels for myself. I wanted something unique, something of my own.
I didn't have big plans, just the desire to learn something I love.
Over time, the hobby became a profession, the improvised work bench changed into a professional one, and the love, the love for this work only increased with each new challenge.
I love challenges.
Even when I was asked, in one of the schools I attended, to replace a teacher and teach his class, I overcame the fear - and taught.
Then, when I was asked to teach jewelry making as a full-time instructor, I jumped at the opportunity. And there were a few more along the way.
I found a new love that is well interwoven with old love.

And I just wanted to make my own unique jewelry, somewhere in the beginning of that road.

And it was unexpected, that road, but great. And continues to be.

These days I teach goldsmithing at my beautiful studio, design and create new pieces of jewelry, and I never say no to any challenge. Big or small.
The road is long, It began 13 years ago (2007) and it still has a promisse of new and exciting challenges and surprises for the many years to come.

#follow your dreams

Naama-Nomika