Sand Cast Ring Workshop with Camille

Join artist Camille in her Edison, Washington studio-nestled between the Salish Sea and the Cascade foothills-for an intimate sand cast ring workshop rooted in creativity, heritage, and place. Drawing inspiration from the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest and her Icelandic and Norwegian ancestry, Camille guides participants through the ancient process of sand casting. Begin by selecting a natural texture or shape-a piece of driftwood, pine, or stone-that speaks to you. With care and intention, you'll prepare a sand mold and witness the transformative power of fire as molten metal fills the void. As the mold breaks away, a one-of-a-kind ring is revealed-imperfect, enduring, and deeply personal. This hands-on experience honors tradition, celebrates resourcefulness, and forges a connection between maker, material, and memory.

Location: Edison, WA
Expiration: June 15, 2026

Bio:

Camille is an artist rooted in the Pacific Northwest, inspired by her Icelandic and Norwegian heritage. Raised among craftsmen, She value's tradition, sustainability, and hands-on creation. Her work honors ancestral techniques - like sand casting - and the natural world. She titles her pieces in Icelandic, preserving language and lineage while transforming raw materials into timeless, personal adornments shaped by fire and nature.