Each piece of Sholeh Regna’s porcelain jewelry is unique: a tiny sculpture painted with colorful glazes and accents of 24-karat gold and platinum. Sholeh also makes lightweight birch earrings, marbled with acrylic paint and accented with a single bead.  The birch earrings and many of the porcelain jewelry pieces are reversible.

In addition to jewelry, Sholeh creates sculptures and monoprints of birds. She sees birds as a symbol of freedom, transcending borders and fences, belonging to whatever place they happen to land. The small clay bird sculptures can be hung on a wall. Reproductions of the original monotypes are available as cards.

Sholeh planned to study medicine, but after taking a sculpture class at Boston University’s School of Fine Arts, she settled on a career in the arts. She works out of her studio in Somerville, Massachusetts and has taught many classes in sculpture, drawing and mixed media in the Boston area.

Visit her website at sholehregna.com