Tamar's earliest inspiration came from the colour in textiles, jewellery and architecture in the Israeli Jewish and Islamic environment where
she grew up. That had a profound influence on her jewellery and silverware.
She draws on the rich history and tradition of the art of enamelling. Her interest in ceremony, both personal and public, has led
her to create a collection of Jewish and Christian ritual objects. Recent commissions have allowed
her to take that history and tradition in new directions.
Fusing her own photographs of trees in her garden on copper vessels to explore ideas about climate change led
her to discover how contemporary techniques could express socially relevant ideas in an ancient medium.
'Save the Trees' Brooches
Silver and enamel |
Candle holders/Tea Lights
Silver and enamel |
Rimonim/Phinials - Torah (Bible) Ornament
Silver, enamel, and gold foil |

Kiddush Cup - commissioned by the V&A Sponsor: The Kessler Foundation
Silver, 90mm x 72mm
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Tree cup
Silver and enamel
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Peace Badge Series
Copper, silver, enamel and gold foil
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Memory Rings
Silver, enamel, gold bead
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Tree cups
Copper and enamel
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