Wearable Arts — Featuring Sareh Ghomi
In May, Susa Art Gallery hosted the Wearable Arts event, showcasing the exceptional creations of Sareh Ghomi. Guests explored a world where jewelry transcends function and becomes a medium for artistic expression. Each piece reflected Sareh’s meticulous craftsmanship and innovative vision, turning wearable objects into striking works of art. The exhibition invited viewers to engage with creativity, form, and the narrative potential of jewelry in a truly unique experience.
About the Artist — Sareh Ghomi
Sareh Ghomi is a Toronto‑based jewelry and craft artist whose work merges fine art and fashion. With a background in Hand Crafts and Art History from the Art University of Tehran and advanced studies in Jewelry Methods at George Brown College, she blends traditional techniques with contemporary design.
Since moving to Canada in 2018, Sareh has exhibited her work internationally and received awards for her design excellence. Her pieces are not merely accessories — they are wearable art, embodying personal and artistic narratives and inviting those who wear them to carry creativity into their everyday lives.
