
Edward Cook
His silversmith style celebrates the hammer marks that demonstrate their hand-craftedorigins. It is something that is lacking in massproduced
silverware.
Wayland’s Forge is a silversmith and jewellery workshop
that makes quirky pieces. “Everything is slightly eclectic”,
explains maker Edward Cook.
He works in silver because the metal has great malleability. “You can shape and move it”, he continues. “As a metal it is very strong but there is also a softness to it. When you’re working with it, it goes from white to black - only when it is finely polished do you really see the design”.
In jewellery Cook uses iconic images that have disappeared from everyday life; bread tags that have been replaced by tape and ring pulls from soft drinks cans.
He works in silver because the metal has great malleability. “You can shape and move it”, he continues. “As a metal it is very strong but there is also a softness to it. When you’re working with it, it goes from white to black - only when it is finely polished do you really see the design”.
In jewellery Cook uses iconic images that have disappeared from everyday life; bread tags that have been replaced by tape and ring pulls from soft drinks cans.

Edward Cook
36b The Square
Skerries,
Co. Dublin
T: +353 (0)1 802 9292
M: +353 (0)87 795 6354
info@waylandsforge.com
www.waylandsforge.com
36b The Square
Skerries,
Co. Dublin
T: +353 (0)1 802 9292
M: +353 (0)87 795 6354
info@waylandsforge.com
www.waylandsforge.com
Left
Sterling Silver Ring Pull Bracelet
€185
Sterling Silver Ring Pull Bracelet
€185
Above
The Tube Ring – Stone set 18ct yellow gold
€2,250
