Sarah and Gabriel come from wildly different backgrounds. Sarah has always loved history and dreamed of becoming a writer one day. Gabriel, on the other hand, loved technology and signed up for the computer science program at his university. But it was during his time at university that he came to realize he did not appreciate the effect of 21st-century technology on his life. He felt like a cog in a machine and thought that instead of bringing people together, computers were starting to alienate everybody around him.

So after university he and Sarah, now his wife, decided to try something new. Between Sarah’s love of the past and Gabriel’s fear of the future, the only way forward for the couple was going back to the past—the 1890s, to be exacted.

They started researching life in Victorian times, and bought a Victorian house in a small town in the Pacific Northwest, took out any piece of modern technology, and simply started living life as a Victorian couple. Sarah wears corsets and writes historical novels, and Gabriel rides 19th-century bicycles wearing a top hat. Life as a Victorian isn’t always easy— modern technology can be so convenient—but, Sarah and Gabriel wouldn’t trade their quiet Victorian existence for anything in the world.

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“Four years after my graduation, I opened Silver Lily Studio,” artist shared on her personal website. “Most of the art you see is fantasy themed, with a heavy dose of Celtic mythology thrown in. My own Irish heritage drives my interest in Celtic lore. Nature and wildlife was a huge part of Celtic traditions, hence the heavy use of animals and plants in my works.”

Fritsch’s named her latest product line “The Victorian Collection” where she makes jewelry inspired by the 1800s. The artist and jeweler shares her work on her social media, on her Instagram account where you can see some of her creations.

Scroll down and check them out.

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Sarah and Gabriel come from wildly different backgrounds. Sarah has always loved history and dreamed of becoming a writer one day. Gabriel, on the other hand, loved technology and signed up for the computer science program at his university. But it was during his time at university that he came to realize he did not appreciate the effect of 21st-century technology on his life. He felt like a cog in a machine and thought that instead of bringing people together, computers were starting to alienate everybody around him.

So after university he and Sarah, now his wife, decided to try something new. Between Sarah’s love of the past and Gabriel’s fear of the future, the only way forward for the couple was going back to the past—the 1890s, to be exacted.

They started researching life in Victorian times, and bought a Victorian house in a small town in the Pacific Northwest, took out any piece of modern technology, and simply started living life as a Victorian couple. Sarah wears corsets and writes historical novels, and Gabriel rides 19th-century bicycles wearing a top hat. Life as a Victorian isn’t always easy— modern technology can be so convenient—but, Sarah and Gabriel wouldn’t trade their quiet Victorian existence for anything in the world.

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“Four years after my graduation, I opened Silver Lily Studio,” artist shared on her personal website. “Most of the art you see is fantasy themed, with a heavy dose of Celtic mythology thrown in. My own Irish heritage drives my interest in Celtic lore. Nature and wildlife was a huge part of Celtic traditions, hence the heavy use of animals and plants in my works.”

Fritsch’s named her latest product line “The Victorian Collection” where she makes jewelry inspired by the 1800s. The artist and jeweler shares her work on her social media, on her Instagram account where you can see some of her creations.

Scroll down and check them out.

The post Artist Creates Jewelry Inspired By Fantasy And Her Celtic Heritage appeared first on MobiSpirit.