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The brooch is one of the oldest types of jewellery. It began as a simple pin - a mere functional device. They were first made out of thorns or bone but quickly turned into a thing of opulence with the coming of Bronze age, studded with precious stones and metal.
The collection Sôma examines this object of adornment - the Brooch. The human body becomes the site of performance for these theatrical objects. Sôma is the ancient greek work for body. The form and the basic structure of the brooches simulate the meshing of muscles and arrangement of skeletal frameworks.
The brooch is one of the oldest types of jewellery. It began as a simple pin - a mere functional device. They were first made out of thorns or bone but quickly turned into a thing of opulence with the coming of Bronze age, studded with precious stones and metal.
The collection Sôma examines this object of adornment - the Brooch. The human body becomes the site of performance for these theatrical objects. Sôma is the ancient greek work for body. The form and the basic structure of the brooches simulate the meshing of muscles and arrangement of skeletal frameworks.
The brooch is one of the oldest types of jewellery. It began as a simple pin - a mere functional device. They were first made out of thorns or bone but quickly turned into a thing of opulence with the coming of Bronze age, studded with precious stones and metal.
The collection Sôma examines this object of adornment - the Brooch. The human body becomes the site of performance for these theatrical objects. Sôma is the ancient greek work for body. The form and the basic structure of the brooches simulate the meshing of muscles and arrangement of skeletal frameworks.
