Opening in March of 2008, Hazelle M. Designs
L.L.C. is new to the Art 634 scene. Hazelle M is a unique retail store
featuring visual art, jewelry & whimsical gifts of all sorts. With a style
ranging from primitive folk, to cottage contemporary, you will experience an
energetic atmosphere bound to inspire you from within.
Hazelle M. is owned and operated by Suzanne
M. Walz, and is named after her maternal grandmother. Suzanne graduated from
Woodbury University in Los Angeles, with a Bachelor of Science degree in
Fashion Merchandising and Business Administration. She worked in the fashion
industry as a trend forecaster for Directives West Buying Office in Los
Angeles, and a sales rep for Lerner-Nunes Sales. She then moved to Michigan
in 1991 and joined Jacobson’s Dept. stores and held a position as a buyer
before they closed. Still raising two girls, she has now come back to what
she loves – Art & Retail incorporating the two as Hazelle M.
Stop by to shop, wander, chat and enjoy the
ART of Hazelle M.
Store Hours: Thurs. – Saturday 12 – 6 p.m
(2nd Sunday
12-4)
Hazelle M.
is a unique retail store featuring visual art, jewelry and gifts. With a
style ranging from vintage to whimsical contemporary you are sure to
experience an atmosphere that will inspire you from within.
Hazelle M. features local artwork as well as handmade unique items from
Artists around the world.
Art
Classes to begin soon. Please call with interest. I need at least 5 people
for a class.
Local Artwork on display:
Ave` Veneklasen
Acrylic & Pastel still life Dresses on raw canvas
Acrylic contemporary still life shoes on stretched canvas
Handmade jewelry
Joan Larson:
Water
media Monotypes
Available framed or unframed
Gina Hastings
Hand
sewn Handbags in contemporary prints
Suzanne Walz
Pastel
and Acrylic interpretations
Found
Art Dolls
Artists around the World
Nao
Tableware made predominately by woman crafters from the village of
White River,
South Africa.
The designs are inspired by patterns used by the Ndlebele women in their
tribal dress. The utensils are made of a high grade stainless steel. The
handles are created from copper and brass. By purchasing an item of
tableware you are directly helping these talented craftspeople who are
struggling to overcome the obstacles of poverty, disease and lack of
education.
Zulu Beads
Blossoming out of a severe drought in
Africa in 2001 the Maasai Tribe creates
beautiful necklaces using a drought resistant grass and dying them with
the natural elements to create strands of Zulu Beads. Sales of the beads
help to support the 100 families of the Maasai Tribe.
Collections and Art are constantly changing, so please stop by or e-mail
me with any questions.
HazelleM@art634.com
