Bonita Bead Boutique 
 Our address is: 215 Conant St, Maumee OH, 43537 - 419.887.4000 - info@bonitabeadboutique.com

 

Kazuri Beads from Kenya coming back August 1st -16th  

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Our Boutique represents original works of art from jewelry, paperart, ceramic pendants, handbags, and lampwork beads.

Susan Matych-Hager

Lampwork Beads and Jewelry Artist

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 Susan's Bead Story

 

 

 

  
 

Great Job Susan!

In April 2008, she was selected to exhibit two of her works, Wallflower and Fantasy Flowers, in Out of the Box:  Pushing the Boundaries of the Glass Bead, a juried traveling show sponsored by the International Society of Glass Beadmakers.  The landmark international exhibit featuring about twenty-five innovative contemporary ISGB glass bead artists from the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Germany and Israel is planned to open at the Ohio Glass Museum in Lancaster, OH, April 15-May 24 2008; traveling to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bead and Button Show, June 1-8, 2008; and finally showing at the Frank Bette Center for the Arts in Alameda, California from August 1-31, 2008 where it will be a featured exhibit of the ISGB 2008 Gathering:  Currents-Merging Culture and Creativity, in Oakland, California.  More information on the exhibit is available at http://www.isgb.org/.

 

Carisa Passalacqua

What an amazing planet we live on. I am constantly in awe of the complex design in nature engineered for our joy!

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Peanut & Knucklehead

Two sisters Caol Conlan and Diane Golias create Handbags, totes, zip pouches and more, they specialize in Authentic and Original fabrics that you won't find at the local fabric store! Authentic Mexican Oil Cloth and Authentic Indian Cotton Madras..imported fabric transformed into hand-made in the U.S.A. items.
website: www.peanutandknucklehead.com

  

Theresa Flores Geary

 

PhD Author Theresa Flores Geary, a former clinical psychologist, has skillfully used bead therapy for soothing elderly and other clients from Native American and other communities in Arizona and New Mexico.  She left a busy academic career and demanding practice for the serenity and artistry of beading.  She has taught many classes in beading and is a first-rate artisan.  She has published two books on beading with Sterling, Creative Native American Beading and Native American Beadwork, and her works have appeared in beading magazines. 

Theresa earned her doctorate from Southern Illinois University.  Theresa lived for many years in Tucson, enduring the savage desert heat, and regularly attended its annual international Gem Show in February.  She now resides with her computer-wizard husband Robert, two cats, and two dogs in the cool high plains at the base of the Rocky Mountains of northern New Mexico in a small town between Santa Fe and Albuquerque.  Her daughter Anna is a writer and reviewer in Chicago, and her son Jonny is a young filmaker in Los Angeles whose latest short premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2007.  She also has two step-sons, one in Arizona, and another in Florida.

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