Paper Jewelry by Hila Rawet Karni
Hila Rawet Karni makes significant use of her education in industrial design to create stunning jewelry.
The Kipul collection is composed of simple folded paper sheets. Hila skillfully transforms the origamic construction into something unique, surprising, and incredibly elegant.
The shading that results from the angular folding technique adds depth and interest.
She describes her work as an encounter between industrial design and jewelry design and considers it "...gutsy with a feminine edge."
You can see more of Hila's neckpieces and bracelets on her website. [edit: Hila is now working mostly with metals.] In addition to the Kipul collection, she has created a Kishut line, composed of flexible plastic and metal buttons or grommets, and the Kfitz collection that combines springs with textiles and leather.
Hila's paper jewelry commands a high price, and why not? It's exceptional!
The Kipul collection is composed of simple folded paper sheets. Hila skillfully transforms the origamic construction into something unique, surprising, and incredibly elegant.
The shading that results from the angular folding technique adds depth and interest.
She describes her work as an encounter between industrial design and jewelry design and considers it "...gutsy with a feminine edge."
You can see more of Hila's neckpieces and bracelets on her website. [edit: Hila is now working mostly with metals.] In addition to the Kipul collection, she has created a Kishut line, composed of flexible plastic and metal buttons or grommets, and the Kfitz collection that combines springs with textiles and leather.
Hila's paper jewelry commands a high price, and why not? It's exceptional!
These pieces are amazing! Very inspiring work.
ReplyDeletewow! her work is exceptional!
ReplyDeletecreativity at its best!
have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Wow! That's beautiful jewelry. I'm especially in love with the first and last necklaces.
ReplyDeleteyowsah...talk about drama!
ReplyDeleteLove that black neckpiece, and the last photo too. The graceful flow off the shoulder is oh-la-la!
Ann,
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What a beautiful and focused blog you have! Your paper finds are wonderful. This jewelry is especially inspiring!
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Ulla
I love the detail around the back- how it dips down her back with the strapless dress. What beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, I am always amazed with what can be created from paper!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh my this is just amazing!!! How do you do this please?????? You are a very talent person!!!
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Absolutely stunning and inspiring! Will link in a future post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing Hila to our attention. I plan on contacting her re: prices. Cheers, Julie
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