Pop Art Earrings

Pop Art Earrings

$40.00
Sale price  $40.00 Regular price 
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Pop Art Earrings

Pop Art Earrings

$40.00
Sale price  $40.00 Regular price 
$36.00 Member Price
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Pop Art Earrings

Museum of Contemporary Art Store

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

220 E Chicago Ave
Chicago IL 60611
United States

+13123974000

These fun earrings, like Pop art itself, blur the boundaries between high art and mass culture. The mismatched yet perfectly paired cloisonné petite studs are gilded in 22 karat gold and have hypoallergenic posts. Made in the USA.

Details

Materials:  22 karat gold gilt, nickel-free, hypoallergenic posts

Made:  USA

Size:  Each approx. .5" long x .5" wide

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About the Brand

Yellow Owl Workshop

Yellow Owl Workshop is the brainchild of Christine Schmidt, whose art career began in primary school when she won a bike at the local grocer's coloring contest. Current day Yellow Owl Workshop now bustles with a team of hard-working humans in a sunny Mission district studio. Though the company has grown and can be found in stores worldwide, the original values of expert attention to detail, ecological awareness, and premium U.S. made materials are evident in every product.

Notable for a sophisticated yet playful aesthetic, the products include rubber stamps and stamp ink pads, greeting cards, a line of exquisite gold jewelry, socks, and, more recently, hairpins. Though the product line is diverse, consistent themes of innovative function, original graphics and bold colors emerge.

While Christine is handling the creative side of Yellow Owl she is incredibly lucky to have amazing people handling the business of Yellow Owl. Her husband Evan Gross, longtime friend Maria Niubo, and a band of super-humans keep the studio humming along.

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