Malaysian glass jewellery artist handcrafts 200 designs during the pandemic


Shareena is drawn to glass because of the wide variety and vibrant colours that glass material offers. Photos: Azlina Abdullah/The Star

Since the start of the pandemic, Shareena Shahridan, 44, has been spending most of her time indoors. But that didn’t mean the mother of two has been idle at home.

In the past two years, the glass artist has handcrafted over 200 pieces of jewellery ranging from pendants, earrings, bracelets and necklaces.

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