ANAYD BLU

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Designer biography:

Since I can remember, I have been captivated by the world of costumes and accessories. As a scenographer, I have always been fascinated by the transformation of abstract ideas into sets or costumes, and this interest has led me to contemporary jewelry, another form of creative expression. When creating jewelry, I always try to tell a story, convey a feeling or an emotion. For me, jewelry is more than just a decorative element, it has its own voice and can say a lot about the person who wears it.

I use a variety of materials, from silver and bronze to leather, resin or semi-precious stones, but I always aim for a beautiful and aesthetic result. For me, art and beauty are a refuge, a break from the everyday hustle and bustle. When I wear beautiful jewelry, I feel better and I hope that they can bring a touch of beauty and light to the world of those who wear them.

Collection concept:

Mirror of the Moment

Enso

The moment... a drop of water falls into a lake, creating circles that spread slowly. These circles are our memories. Their vibration does not disappear over time, it remains in our hearts and is like a dance, a dance of past, present, and future moments.

Similarly, the Enso circle is a perfect representation of our lives. This symbol, made with a single stroke, is perfect in its imperfection, just as we are perfect in our imperfections. Each moment is a unique and precious gift, just as each jewelry created with the ancient Japanese wax formula, Mitsuro Hikime, is a unique and valuable treasure.

The wax has a life of its own. Through the transfer of heat from our hands and our energy, organic and fluid shapes are created, which become a unique piece of jewelry. Inspired by Japanese aesthetics, the Enso circle symbolizes absolute enlightenment, power, elegance, universe, and mu (the void). The circle can be open or closed. In the first case, the circle is incomplete, allowing movement and development, as well as the perfection of all things. Zen practitioners relate the idea to wabi-sabi, the beauty of imperfection. When the circle is closed, it represents perfection. ”Wikipedia”

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