The Hiro Maxi Necklace by Judith Benita draws inspiration from weaving traditions, from Japanese Kumihimo to the works of artists like Olga de Amaral and Sheila Hicks. Each piece reflects craftsmanship, subtle irregularities, and the intimacy of hand-made forms. With sensual, enveloping curves that echo the flow of textile fibers, the necklace balances heritage techniques with contemporary design for a striking, tactile statement.
Judith Benita designed her first collection with a desire to offer pieces that display the perfect balance between shape, proportions and colour. Judith says: "Throughout the collections, asymmetry, clean lines and vibrant colours have become my signature."
Imagined and made in her design studio and boutique in Paris, her pieces are patiently worked on one by one, from welding to colour application. Imagined as small sculptures to wear, they are made of brass dipped in a 24 carat gold bath, gilded with fine gold or gold plated. The colour, a matte epoxy lacquer, is applied manually with a brush or by spraying.
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