Artemas Quibble
www.artemas-quibble.comJason Ross’s accessories are like no other you’ve ever experienced, a mix of antiquity and a rough-hewn sophistication. With the formal label Artemas Quibble and the Creatures of Mme du Barry, every leather piece is handcrafted and embellished with silver, brass and antique objects, making each piece distinctively unique. Ross’s work of hand-made artistry resonates with the soulful history of the reclaimed elements. “Jason’s work is raw, sexy and artistic,” says Donna Karan. “It comes from the soul, and instantly becomes a part of you when you wear it. They’re personal objects of desire you’ll own forever.” Bringing a modern sensibility to ancient finds, Jason considers his work, which includes handmade jewelry, belts and bags, “a celebration of what has been lost.” He speaks of the work that went into the antique elements he incorporates, whether it’s a 16th century leather book cover made into a belt or vintage finial crafted into a pendant. “So much work has already been put into my pieces by people who weren’t necessarily appreciated or respected. I’m able to showcase their work and give it a new life.” Friends who have an eye for detail will help Jason scout for objects, which he will hang up on his wall until inspiration strikes.
Read moreJason Ross’s accessories are like no other you’ve ever experienced, a mix of antiquity and a rough-hewn sophistication. With the formal label Artemas Quibble and the Creatures of Mme du Barry, every leather piece is handcrafted and embellished with silver, brass and antique objects, making each piece distinctively unique. Ross’s work of hand-made artistry resonates with the soulful history of the reclaimed elements. “Jason’s work is raw, sexy and artistic,” says Donna Karan. “It comes from the soul, and instantly becomes a part of you when you wear it. They’re personal objects of desire you’ll own forever.” Bringing a modern sensibility to ancient finds, Jason considers his work, which includes handmade jewelry, belts and bags, “a celebration of what has been lost.” He speaks of the work that went into the antique elements he incorporates, whether it’s a 16th century leather book cover made into a belt or vintage finial crafted into a pendant. “So much work has already been put into my pieces by people who weren’t necessarily appreciated or respected. I’m able to showcase their work and give it a new life.” Friends who have an eye for detail will help Jason scout for objects, which he will hang up on his wall until inspiration strikes.
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New York
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Brooklyn
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2010
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