This course develops students' understanding of jewellery practice as applied to three-dimensional form. Through experimentation with materials and jewellery processes, students are asked to realise works which are body related and which may be expressed as vessels or implements, expanding their understanding of this traditional component of jewellery practice. The techniques and processes introduced may include the fabrication of hollow forms, raising and die-forming. Students are required to work with a variety of materials, exploring their potential and limitations through the application of jewellery skills. Each set of exercises culminates in a body related three-dimensional object.