Studio Yanagi

In some traditions the willow has long been regarded as a powerful symbol for dreams and intuition, which is why Matt Gushee, of Studio Yanagi decided to use it as the symbol for his company.  Yanagi is the Japanese name for the willow tree, which inspires Gushee’s intuitive and spontaneous design process.  Designs from Studio Yanagi will be featured this Sunday on June 3rd at Fashion Denver’s Summer Market Bounce! at the Grant-Humphreys Mansion.

In Gushee’s jewels, you can see his inspiration of early-20th-century architectural motifs, spiritual symbolism, plants and animals.  His fascination of spirals is also apparent in his collection.  There are a variety of metals and stones that are incorporated into the pieces of Studio Yanagi, such as sterling silver, copper, amethyst and agate.  You can purchase Studio Yanagi jewelry at its Etsy shop:http://www.etsy.com/shop/studioyanagi.  Be sure to also check out Studio Yanagi’s collection of earrings, bracelets, and necklaces this Sunday!… Read more!

Underground Bike Shop

Need an authentic old school cruiser to make your summer fun? Underground Bike Shop will have them at the summer market Bounce! If you have an old bike that could use some tuning up, stop by and visit with the Underground Bike Shop this Sunday, June 3rd, 2012 at Bounce. They fix and refurbish all kinds of bikes and sell recycled and vintage bikes of all ages.  Choose between a basic tune-up, full-service tune-up, or vintage bicycle refurbishing.  This passionate team truly loves any and all things bikes and they are proud of their work that helps sustain the environment.  The Underground Bike Shop can be contacted by 303.501.6683 or tj@undergroundbikeshop.com .… Read more!

Just six days until Bounce! Fashion Denver’s Summer Market on Sunday, June 3^rd!  This event will be located at the Grant- Humphreys Mansion at 770 Pennsylvania Street Denver, CO 80203.  Here you will be able to view Balaam Designs by Monica Zamora, the daughter of a wedding dress and jewelry designer in Mexico.  Balaam Designs are inspired by their fascination with the Mayan and other Mexican cultures.  Semi-precious stones, sterling silver, along with silk, fabrics and multi-colored ribbons are created into jewels that are inspired by the spirituality, culture, and architecture of the region.  Yet, the transparency of the waters, texture of the sand, and the variety of colors from the jungles are a vision in the designs.

Balaam Designs are everyday pieces that are made of quality and durability.  The limited edition lines of unique rings, matchless bracelets, unusual earrings and necklaces in combinations of colors and variety of forms and textures are designed in the Denver, Colorado studio.… Read more!

On June 3^rd, 2012, Jennifer Lane of Jennifer Lane Designs and Wonton Mommmy will be exhibiting and selling their accessories at Bounce! Fashion Denver’s summer market fusing fashion, fitness and beauty.

Jennifer Lane specializes in custom ornaments because she loves to make unique pieces that fit your needs.  If you have a custom order request, you can contact her at http://www.thejenniferlanedesigns.com/index2.php#/contact/.   Jennifer also diversifies her business by facilitating jewelry repair.  She informs that she can fix almost any piece that is thrown her way. Learn more about Jennifer and her designs at http://www.thejenniferlanedesigns.com/index2.php#/home/ and http://helloitsjennifer.tumblr.com/.  Jennifer Lane Designs can be purchased at Fashion Denver Summer Market Bounce!

Alicia Dawkins of Wonton Mommy of Littleton, Co, carries a unique variety of “shabby chic” handmade accessories for baby and mommy.  A variety of materials are used in these stylish designs such as felt, silk, broadcloth, lace, tulle, resin, cabochons and antique beads.  Wonton Mommy contains headbands, hairpins, boy’s bow-ties, ties, and belts for the little one, to hair accessories, necklaces, bracelets, and cocktail rings for mom.  Custom orders are available as well. Right now, Wonton Mommy is setting up a new shop and currently clearing out old … Read more!