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Craftsmanship

Hand brushing

Hollow silver beads are meticulously hand-brushed using a small diamond sand wheel, with precise lines engraved in different directions to create layered textures. Each piece is then carefully hand-polished, allowing the silver's surface and textured lines to blend seamlessly, producing a soft, pearl-like luster and a distinctive visual depth.

Textured imprinting

Shapes are cut from silver sheets, then hammered to create unique textures and layers. The pieces are soldered together and treated with a whitening process to achieve a natural three-dimensional effect. In some pieces, natural plants are used as stamps, imprinting their textures onto the metal, making each item truly one-of-a-kind and a harmonious blend of nature and craft.

Silver inlaying

High-quality, hard woods such as rosewood or ebony are carved with precise grooves, into which silver wire is carefully inlaid and secured using a wooden mallet. The piece is then polished to reveal the natural warmth of the wood and the shine of silver, creating a balanced, elegant contrast that highlights both craftsmanship and material beauty.

Filigree craft

Fine metal threads of gold, silver, or copper are drawn, twisted, shaped, filled, and soldered to create silk-like textures. Additional layering, enamel accents, and meticulous polishing produce three-dimensional, richly detailed textures with a subtle, soft sheen, showcasing the delicate artistry and vitality of traditional filigree work.

Etching

Using specialised tools, fine lines are intricately carved onto metal surfaces. Lines may be straight, curved, or intersecting, building layered textures and depth. As light moves across the piece, the jewellery displays a dynamic three-dimensional quality. This technique merges the precision of traditional handcraft with modern minimalist design, producing pieces that are both refined and full of tactile warmth.