Sally Lees' career in designing and making spans over 25 years and in this time she has explored colour through printing and dying aluminium, adding gold to etched silver and now experimenting with vitreous enamels.
She received a grant from the Arts Council in 2020 to expand her enamelling and engraving skills and has created a new collection of vitreous enamelled jewellery which was recently exhibited by the British Society of Enamellers in Wales.
Sally was commissioned by The Houses of Parliament shops in 2016 and again in 2018 to create a collection of jewellery to celebrate women's suffrage.
Sally's aluminium jewelery is featured in various publications including 'Anodised!' by Clare Stiles; 'Coloured Aluminium Jewellery' by Lindsey Mann and Colours and Textures in Jewellery by Bekkie Ora Cheeseman and Nina Gilbey.
Sally is a member of The British Society of Enamellers, The Association for Contemporary Jewellery and The Guild of Enamellers.
