Sedona's Eclectic Fine Art Gallery Since 1979

One-of-a-Kind All Glass Bead Necklaces     Lee Hutchings designs and produces one-of-a-kind necklaces using all-glass imported beads. Creating hand loomed beadwork, bead by bead, is painstakingly meticulous work, and the resulting necklace is as tactile as woven fabric.       Hutchings has been designing beadwork for over 20 years, and he credits his long-time friend and associate Cherokee Blackfoot Indian, Ray Davis, with teaching him the craft. Lee continues in the Davis legacy with many traditional native designs like the Navajo rug pattern and other designs reminiscent of woven baskets. He also includes oval and evening star designs as well as his own personal creations.

“Colors really dictate the designs, as there is such a marvelous selection of colors available from the resplendent glass beads I get in Czechoslovakia or Japan,” says Lee. “And it's especially exciting now as the colors are so wild.”      There are three types of necklaces offered: The longer necklace of 13 inches simply slips over the head, and is very light to wear. The shorter version of the longer necklace is nine inches and uses a clasp behind the neck. The third type of necklace is also shorter with a clasp, but has considerable more intricate bead work.

9" Necklaces, Each $150
“Evening Star” Metallic Green and Gold	“Evening Star” Sea Foam	“Evening Star” Amber - Yei

“Evening Star” Blue w/Large Beads	“Evening Star” Rainbow

9" Necklaces, Each $280
“Windsong” Beige	“Windsong” Copper and White	“Windsong” Flute Player - Silver

13" Necklaces, Each $200
“San Ildefanso” Crystal with Copper	“Rug Pattern” Amber Satin	“Bear” Peach/Turquoise	“Trees”	Big Encampment” Gold/Light Beige
“Arrows All Around” Mixed Lavender	“Arrows All Around” Navy Blue	“Hopi Pottery #2” Copper	“Four Winds”	“Peyote Bird” Hot Pink
“Kitari” Navy Blue	“Arrows All Around” Red Iris	“Mimbre Deer” White Crystal/Grey	“Rug Pattern” Dark Gold Iris	“Big Encampment” Rainbow Red
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“Hopi Pottery #1” Gold/Black	“Big Encampment Royal” Blue Iris

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