This volume presents the groundbreaking wire jewelry of American artist Mary Lee Hu. Through essays and extensive photographic documentation, the book highlights Hu's mastery of knitted, knotted, twisted, and twined wire techniques, revealing how her craftsmanship bridges the realms of jewelry, sculpture, and contemporary design. The publication offers an in-depth look at her artistic philosophy, creative evolution, and contribution to modern craft and metalwork. The book provides a chronological and thematic survey of Mary Lee Hu's work, focusing on her signature wire techniques and the sculptural qualities of her jewelry. It includes analytical essays, biographical context, process insights, and high-quality images of her pieces. The text situates Hu within the broader field of contemporary jewelry and craft art, examining both her technical innovation and her influence on subsequent generations of artists.