Pam East Texture Mat - Mirage with original artwork by artist Shruti Dev! Add beautiful mandala designs to your metal clay jewellery.

This original texture is designed by talented artist Shruti Dev and made by Pam East Laser Creations.  Add gorgeous, intricate textures to your metal clay with these flexible, crisp rubber mats. High quality texture mat, designed especially for use with metal clay. The crisp, clean, and deep cut of the stamp allows for eye-catching three-dimensional effects, the perfect addition to your metal clay texture tile collection! Before using the stamp, wash out with a mild washing up liquid, water and a soft toothbrush and allow to dry. 

Pam brings us her Artist Signature Series, a special collection celebrating the creativity of artists from around the world to create high quality stamps of their work. The first featured artist is Shruti Dev, a gifted artist from India. Pam first met Shruti at a metal clay conference in 2008 and was instantly captivated by her incredible doodles. Shruti follows her heart in her artistic journey, exploring a wide range of crafts. Her passion for metal clay began in 2005 when she studied with Aida and earned her Art Clay Diploma. She later went on to represent Art Clay in India. For Shruti, working with metal clay is a zen like & flow state experience. Her design process for her artwork starts with intention and a single dot, then she goes with the flow, allowing her creativity to flow naturally into each unique creation.

MEASUREMENTS:
Texture and border: 14.7cm x 10.5cm. (4" x 6")
Artwork texture: 13.97cm x 8.89cm (5.5” x 3.5”)

Made in the USA.

Please note: With Shruti's generous Angel Policy*, you can confidently use her stamps to create your own individual masterpieces for sale. Let your creativity soar as you combine Shruti's unique textures with your own original ideas and embellishments. This stamp may be used as intended to create an impression in clay or inked image to create individual works for sale. This does NOT include reproducing the artwork by digital means, mass production, or the creation of copied stamps for sale.