Dave and Roberta Williamson

Dave and Roberta Williamson (b. 1949) are jewelers who work in Berea, Ohio. Their work is inspired by family, and from their garden. They use straightforward fabrication methods, casting, and soldering to create their jewelry.

David is a Professor of Art at Baldwin-Wallace College. He has a BFA from Northern Illinois University and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. Roberta has a BS from Northern Illinois University and an MFA in jewelry and metalsmithing from Virginia Commonwealth University. They show their work at the Smithsonian Craft Show.

Dave and Roberta Williamson, Insect Collection, 2004

The Williamsons describe the creative process involved in designing and fabricating their work.

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