Bery - autumn herbarium
The forest is alive, fascinating in its variety of structures and its combination of ephemerality and permanence. In addition to impressive trees that take decades to grow, the forest ecosystem is also made up of delicate mosses, fallen leaves and needles, fragile spider webs, pinecones, and berries.We cast this variety of shapes and forms in brass and silver to create the nature-inspired Bery collection, which captures the dual nature of the forest. The handcrafted designs are a metaphorical record of the coexistence of the changeable with the permanent. We immortalized fragile transient plant forms in metal and combined them with natural stones, a symbol of steadiness and immutability. Emeralds, fluorites, chrysoprase, topazes, aquamarines, and other minerals in shades of green and blue evoke associations with the richness and generosity of nature.
Poppy - remembrance and hope
The poppy flower has been blooming in the Plantis collection continuously for several seasons, delighting with the intense red color of its petals. In the latest line of the Bery collection, we decided to look at this plant from the very beginning. That is why poppyheads appeared on the ORSKA jewelry table. We cast the symbol of rebirth in brass and silver, clearly marking the structure of the nature-inspired piece. The metaphor of hope and joy adorned delicate bracelets and long necklaces made from strings of natural stones.
Autumn herbarium
We combined the twigs of sea buckthorn, an ornamental plant that grows on seashores and in home gardens, with fluorites to create a magnificent necklace. We also formed the lively leaves into bracelets and drop earrings. The collection also includes stems of mistletoe, barberries, and flax. We created asymmetrical earrings using long pine needles. The fruits of the evergreen tree, a symbol of strength and longevity, also decorated delicate chains and created an original ring. We formed sage and hornbeam leaves into original wide rings, which will wrap gracefully around the fingers all year round.
