Denali Water Cast Collection

Formed in Glacial Water Sourced from the Nenana River in Denali.

I melt silver until it's molten, then drop it into glacial water sourced from the Nenana River in Denali National Park. From there, the water forms the one-of-a-kind shapes.

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        Water casting starts with silver melted until it's molten, then poured directly into glacial water. There's no mold, and I don't control the outcome. The water shapes every ridge and curve in that moment. It's a process built on learning patience, letting go of control.

        The Nenana River is glacial-fed, born from the Nenana Glacier high in the Alaska Range. It runs along the eastern boundary of Denali National Park, carrying that glacial water down through the valley. This is the water I source for the Denali Water Cast Collection. Every piece in this collection carries a trace of that river.

        Do you miss the pull of a current under your feet? Are you already making plans to get back to the water? Do you want something you can hold, something that reminds you of it when you're far away? This is for you.

        No two pieces from this collection are the same, and none of them can be. The glacial water shapes every ridge and curve the moment the silver hits it, and I don't get a say in how. What comes out is one-of-a-kind by nature, not by design. When you wear a piece from the Denali Water Cast Collection, you're wearing the one version of it that will ever exist.

        The Denali Water Cast Collection drops 09/16. Pieces are limited, and once a piece is gone, that exact shape is gone with it. Join the Insiders List for first access when the collection goes live.

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