Naama Owns a second degree in Business; she lives and creates in Israel. her main focus is working with polymer clay in various techniques but mostly in a technique called Millefiori which dates back to Mesopotamian times. these images are a mosaic of different colors and shapes, which have been meticulously created by hand. this creates an image that travels throughout each piece, from the observe to the reverse. the pieces are then thinly sliced and layered on a glass vessel to create colorful designs. at the end of the process the piece is baked in home oven to harden the clay.
After baking, the clay can be washed with soap and water but it is recommended no to put the vessel in the dishwasher.
Naama is the local head instructor for Polyform products and she also co runs the Israeli formal forum for Polymer Clay addicts where she helps promoting Polymer clay in Israel.
