My jewellery journey started 10 years ago by coincidence.
Back then I was working as a make-up artist on movie sets, and for the purpose of a film I went to a craft shop where I saw a loom for the very first time.
It was love at the first sight but still, I took a few days to think about it before buying it, wondering if that wouldn't be just a flint, but as I couldn't get it out of my mind I went back to the shop convinced that it would be great to have a new hobby for the holidays to come...I let you imagine the rest of the storry!
After spending 9 years in Paris I moved out to Berlin where I started a brand new life as a jewellery designer. I've been very lucky to easily find shops to collaborate with, and even had my own workshop/shop with two other designers in one of the cutest area of Berlin.
6 months ago, after spending 9 years in this fantastic city (sounds like a good cycle) I felt the call to start a new journey and I'm now living in a small and beautiful village in France where I'm growing my own vegetables, reconnecting with the nature and having lots of different projects with amazing people.

On my jewellery journey I've been very lucky to be contacted by Domestika who offered me the opportunity to register a course with them so I could share everything I've learned about woven jewellery.
In this course I'm teaching how to weave a bracelet on a loom, and how to make rings using the Peyote technique.
If you're curious, here it is:
https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/3061-beaded-jewelry-design-weave-elegant-patterns/marionmazo

As a continuity to this experience of transmitting, I'm now happy to share my designs with you so that you can reproduce them at home.

I kindly ask you to not sell these patterns, and to not commercialise the finished pieces.
In case you would really like to sell the jewellery you've made, please contact me so we can discuss an arrangement.

I wish you the best of fun creating this beautiful pieces ✨

Xx

Marion