Henna Kenigsberg

In her evolution as a jewelry artist, Henna Kenigsberg has moved from straight lines to a curvilinear, art nouveau influenced style. She views her work as small, wearable pieces of art. For many years, Henna concentrated on enamel work, viewing each enamel as a small painting. Whether she's adding playful fringe effects or floral motifs, Henna's main desire is to create pieces that will bring pleasure and delight in the wearing of the piece. She views jewelry as a decorative item and is wholly in favor of women adorning themselves for no other reason that it pleases them to do so.

Henna works in gold, silver, and colored stones and pearls, and has exhibited her work in the US, France, and Japan, where she has won several awards.