Corporate and Company Gifts

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Kaminer Haislip
offers an excellent selection of silver objects and jewelry perfect for corporate and company gift giving!  Choose from an array of stunning, handcrafted objects, Christmas ornaments, cufflinks, and jewelry in her online Shop at http://www.kaminerhaislip.com/shop/ or visit her Commission page at http://www.kaminerhaislip.com/commissions/ to gain information on how to commission a custom design for your company.

Examples of corporate Christmas gifts include silver bar spoons for men and silver condiment spoons for women and a custom, etched silver Christmas ornament with a company’s building featured as the design.

Christmas ornaments and other items can be hand engraved for a personal, memorable touch!  Hand engraved examples of company retirement gifts or award recognition gifts include a silver and wood wine coaster, custom silver box with company logo, silver beaker, and silver tumbler.

Email info@kaminerhaislip.com to find out more details on how to place your company gift order!  

Draper James Charleston Feature

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Draper James, Reese Witherspoon’s Southern lifestyle brand, did a feature on Charleston, SC and sought Kaminer Haislip’s advice on what to do when visiting the beautiful city!  Check out the insightful article covering hotels, restaurants, shops, and sights on their Blog at http://blog.draperjames.com/2016/01/the-draper-james-guide-to-charleston/

Kaminer custom designed and created a silver Magnolia Bowl for Draper James!  The stunning heirloom can be seen and purchased on their website at http://www.draperjames.com/sterling-silver-magnolia-bowl

Women Who IMPACT Preservation Event – January 2016

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“Women Who IMPACT Preservation,” an annual event honoring women and organized by women, will be held on January 14 at the Grand Bohemian Hotel, located in downtown Charleston, SC, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds from this event will benefit Historic Charleston Foundation’s Neighborhood Impact Initiative, such as the Romney Urban Garden.

Kaminer Haislip is part of the “HIP” (Hostess In Preservation) Team along with a dynamic group of women dedicated to the preservation of Charleston’s culture and history. It will be a fun party and all ladies are welcome!

For more information and to purchase tickets visit https://www.historiccharleston.org/impact.aspx

Night of 1000 Lights – December 2015

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The Aiken Downtown Development Association has organized the Night of 1000 Lights in historic downtown Aiken, SC.  The event will be held on Thursday, December 10th from 6-8pm.  Sponsoring businesses will stay open late, thousands of gorgeous luminaries will line the streets of downtown Aiken, and there will be wide variety of fun holiday activities taking place!

During the event and a preview from 5-6pmKaminer Haislip will be exhibiting her hand crafted silver jewelry and objects at her family’s business, True Value Hardware and Appliance, located at 121 Laurens Street.  Stop by True Value to see her work and enjoy light refreshments!

http://www.visitaikensc.com/whattodo/detail/aiken_downtown_development_association_adda

http://www.downtownaiken.com/

The Society of the Four Arts – November 2015

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I am honored to have a variety of my silver hollowware and jewelry included in the contemporary gallery of the exhibition “An Eye for Opulence: Charleston through the Lens of the Rivers Collection”.  The exhibition will be on display November 21 – January 10, 2016 at The Society of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, FL.

The main focus of this unique exhibition tells the story of Charleston’s golden era—from the colonial to antebellum city—through the lens of the Rivers Collection and enhanced by decorative and fine arts from Charleston’s public institutions.  Featuring more than 100 objects, this exhibition comprises the exceptional holdings of John M. Rivers Jr. in addition to key loans from the Gibbes Museum of Art, Historic Charleston Foundation, and select objects from Drayton Hall and The Charleston Museum. Recognizing that significant examples of Charleston furniture and silver were dispersing outside the Charleston area, John M. Rivers Jr., whose family has been in Charleston continuously since 1670, began forming the Rivers Collection in 1988.

It is an enormous compliment to have my silver designs presented as a supporting element to this exciting exhibition along with several other talented contemporary Charleston artists. Many thanks to the exceptionally brilliant curator Brandy Culp for her commitment and hard work on this exhibition!

For additional details visit http://www.fourarts.org/art-exhibition-an-eye-for-opulence-charleston-through-the-lens-of-the-rivers-collection/.