Hannah Gross is an undergraduate
student specializing in metalsmithing and graphic design. Harla Metalsmithing and Design is a reflection of my wanderlust for the western lifestyle and a tribute to
defying the ordinary.

Harla, a synthesis of my own name and that of my mother, Darla, embodies the essence of the woman I
aspire to become. My mother, my best friend, is a force of
nature—a beacon of strength, resilience, and authenticity. Through Harla, I pay tribute to her influence, crafting pieces that resonate with the spirit of empowered femininity.

My jewelry is a declaration of individuality and self-expression. Designed for those who dare to challenge the mundane, Harla pieces are emblematic of
embracing one’s true self and affirming uniqueness. Each creation, a narrative of authenticity and empowerment.

Pieces are crafted using recycled sterling silver. Additionally, I incorporate other elements such as stones, brass, glass seed beads, and glass kiln-fired  enameling techniques.

Harla Metalsmithing and Design—it’s a testament to living authentically.
I invite you to join me on this journey where the ordinary is left behind, and the extraordinary is embraced.