ORSKA jewelry has once again crossed borders - this time quite literally. We presented Anna Orska’s designs in Rome as part of the East Bound Roma project, which aims to showcase the strength and diversity of Polish fashion on the international stage.
EAST BOUND ROMA: POLISH FASHION IN THE HEART OF ROME
East Bound Roma is a manifesto of 21st-century Polish fashion - responsible, original, rooted in craftsmanship and heritage, while also modern, bold, and timeless. The event's goal is to present Poland as a place where new ideas and narratives in fashion are born - ethical, community-oriented, and inspiring for the European scene. The event took place in Rome from September 8–10, 2025. ORSKA was among the invited brands and designers thanks to curator Karolina Sulej and the organizers: the Institute of Creative Industries and the Kraina Foundation.
The Semios, Aurora, and Meteoros collections were showcased as part of an exhibition in a special showroom arranged within the beautiful interiors of the Polish Institute in Rome. This space, where fifteen brands (including Balagan and Vanda Novak, among others) presented their accessories, became a meeting place for designers, representatives of the fashion industry, media, business, and culture.
ORSKA was also featured in the runway shows of two brands: Hector & Karger and Saint Warsaw, complementing the silhouettes with sculptural accents. Bold forms, daring constructions, and distinctive design came together in one place, creating a story of uncompromising Polish creativity. The show, produced by Magdalena Christofi and directed by Waldek Szymkowiak, attracted the attention of the fashion industry, media, and international guests.
EAST BOUND ROMA showcased to the world what is most fascinating in Polish fashion: effortless elegance, masterful craftsmanship, and the ability to draw beauty from what may seem unnecessary. It was there that ORSKA told its story - a story of jewelry created at the intersection of craftsmanship, boldness, and the less-waste philosophy.
Photography: Mike Pasarella & Matylda Jabłonka