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The silver embroidery of the new Glix Atelier jewelry collection.
Inspired by a craftsmanship of yesteryear, the collection created by Glix for this December 2020 recalls the ancient art of embroidery.
It almost seems like opening the grandmother’s trunk and pulling out very delicate objects, with subtle textures, which intertwine, between full and empty, to form intricate designs. ‘Embroidery’, in fact, derives from the Arabic raqm (racam) which means ‘sign, design’.
Wavy metal edges, surfaces that rise in imperceptible ribs, suggest ancient lace and fine lace. It is not a question of a return to the past, but of a recovery and reinterpretation in a contemporary key, of an artisan knowledge.
Fragile textures for unique jewelry.
Thanks to the dense warping of signs, the metal becomes very light, almost fragile, as if it were a docile material to be treated. The meticulous design embellishes the satin silver surfaces, making each object a small metal embroidery, white and bright.
The symmetrical and obsessive repetition of geometric shapes and symbols, sometimes taken from decorative elements of the past, has the sense of a search that is not only form, but also content.
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