Explore Jo Kirby's Enchanting Jewellery

Are you curious about the art of enamelling and its application in jewellery making? Jo Kirby's exhibition at the Aviary Gallery is a great chance to learn more about this craft. Her pieces, made from enamelled silver and copper, showcase her skill in combining coloured glass and recycled metals to create unique, delicate designs.

Jo Kirby's process involves firing her pieces multiple times to achieve layers of colour and texture, resulting in an ethereal feel. This attention to detail and commitment to her craft have earned her a place in the Aviary Gallery, which she joined in 2025.

The exhibition will take place from Tuesday, 3 November 2026, until Thursday, 5 November 2026, at Farleys House & Gallery in Lewes. Tickets are with the button beside the article.

Jo Kirby's one-off pieces are a testament to her creativity and skill, making this exhibition a great opportunity to see her work up close and appreciate the beauty of enamelled jewellery. With its short run, this is a chance to experience something special and unique in the world of jewellery making.