In the 6 years of glass bead making evolution, my geisha beads have changed dramatically. So have I. I’ve learned a lot about the properties of various different glasses, all the possible and varied decorative techniques, and , how valuable an aloe plant on the work bench is to a bead artist who works with a flame.
Most of all I’ve grown in my understanding of my creative process.
I am very eclectic in my use of materials, I don’t keep notes, I’m more in the “moment of creativity“, and I can’t seem to replicate the same thing twice, and I prefer not to.

So... in letting my creativity flow as it will, I have decided to try letting go of selling the geishas on my website. For those of you who have purchased a Geisha from me, for jewelry or other purpose, I thank you. Those of you who have been dreaming of holding your own in your hand or creating jewelry of your own with one of these beauties, I hope you are not too heartbroken.

Thank you for visiting my site,

Rajahla