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Hi! I'm Marilyn, a native New Yorker, a yoga fiend, a fan of horror movies, and 100% caffinated. I spent years tapping into my creativity trying to find the right outlet (ie: fashion, art, music, photography) and nothing stuck until I started making jewelry. Now I live in the Hudson Valley in a town called Fishkill, funny huh? Sushi...Fishkill....anyway... Pulp Sushi is a one woman operation which began in June 2006 where I was selling custom made notebooks and marble magnet sets. After a couple of months and some extra marbles, it morphed into kitschy, fun jewelry and accessories for the young at heart. I really took an interest in making jewelry that a woman can wear that looks young and playful but not childish. You can find my pieces on Etsy and DaWanda. Pieces include vintage finds and the boldest, brightest of colorful charms. I draw inspiration from my eclectic interests such as vintage pinup glamour, retro iconography, old horror, and low-brow art. I try to reflect my mix taste and styles in my pieces. Some of my favorite people in the world are Josh Agle (Shag), Tim Burton, Rob Zombie, Bettie Page, Anna Sui, and Betsy Johnson. There are many ways to get in touch with me so please feel free! This includes participating in upcoming events as a vendor, sponsoring a giveaway, or consignment opportunities. Pulp Sushi is proudly a member of The Hudson Valley Etsy Group.
What others are saying about Pulp Sushi Marilyn puts old-school-glam in a fresh, contemporary setting to create jewellery and accessories which are colourful, fun and effortless - perfect for lovers of vintage and retro chic with a bit of an edge. Dawanda.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I see a lot of jewelry vendors with handmade stuff, but none have ever come close to your quality. Yours are really intricate, eye catching, fun...yours are crafted so well that you know you’re getting something unique and something that was made with a lot of care and artistry. Michelle from Luulay.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can tell by the name that it's not gonna be your ordinary jewelry, it's a whole |
