Ann Kinne
Jewelry and Household Goods
I started woodworking in 2019 with a small workshop that I built from the ground up. In 2022, I became a full-time carpenter, supporting myself without a secondary source of income. I am mainly self-taught. I produce wooden earrings and necklaces with materials that are sourced as ethically as possible: deconstructed farm equipment, cut-off bins at lumberyards, etc. Asthetics are brutalist and minimal. There is a strong pull to keep the original patina and weathering of materials that speaks for itself. I also make beautiful brushes.
Wooden earring with a natural, swirling pattern and silver hooks, placed on a white textured fabric background.
Two pieces of petrified wood on a wooden surface.
A black railroad spike with a chain and a metal piece attached at the top, mounted on a wooden surface.
Two dusting brushes with dark wooden handles and light beige bristles rest on a soft, cream-colored fabric surface.
Close-up of black and silver textured rectangular earrings with metal hooks, placed on a white textured fabric.