Sadr Botein launches Art Deco inspired bijoux
Geometrical yet sinuous shapes moulded with acrylic crystals decorate a collection of earrings, bracelets and necklaces. And now also trays
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A project in its first season, born from jewellery but also ranging into giftware. The name of the brand was borrowed from two stars of the firmament, Sadr and Botein, behind the scenes a group of women working at various levels on the success of the company. "We are celebrating our first year in business," says Vera Carofiglio, the company's CEO but before that a gallery owner, "with the first collection being an unexpected success and the others in the pipeline.
The collection, which will soon be supplemented by other newly designed creations, has its strengths in large, colourful bracelets, light and eye-catching earrings and necklaces designed in geometric, abstract and linear shapes with a versatile material such as acrylic crystals.
"They range from metallic plexi to mirrored plexi to bi-cast plexi, the latter being widely used in the world of furniture,' Vera tells Il Sole 24 Ore. The sources of inspiration are art deco and the 1920s. The jewellery are original creations that hark back to the beginning of the last century but are still current'.
The bracelets in particular are declined in a summer version with coral and starfish designs, in contrasting and matching colours, from red with orange to light blue with pink, and in a winter version in black and red.
The hallmark of Sadr Botein jewellery is volume in the first place, but the luminosity sought through materials and colours must also be emphasised. In particular, the material is shiny, mirrored or studded with Swarovski crystals.
