Brooch - Debutantes
by Iris Nieuwenburg
* outside the EU
Description
This collection of brooches shows the designer’s special fascination for classic jewellery and the magic of pop-up fairy tale books. The two worlds have been captured in seductive three-dimensional still-lives, with estranged scales and perspectives like in Alice in Wonderland. The miniatures are inspired by books on 18th century French interiors with highly ornamental, coloured and excessively decorated rooms. Brooches as frozen moments of the baroque daily life.Friends of Droog are products by leading brands from around the world, selected by Droog for their unique qualities.
Specifications
Year:
2009
Material: Galvanized Silver, veneer, laquer, photo-print, fresch waterpearls
Package Size: 15.00 x 15.00 x 15.00
Package Weight: 1.00kg
Edition: 1
Material: Galvanized Silver, veneer, laquer, photo-print, fresch waterpearls
Package Size: 15.00 x 15.00 x 15.00
Package Weight: 1.00kg
Edition: 1
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Iris Nieuwenburg
Iris Niewenburg was born in 1972 in Bergen aan Zee in the Nederlands. After technical training in Schoonhoven as a goldsmith and silversmith, she studied jewellery design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and later received an MFA at the Sandberg Institute Amsterdam. The narrative jewellery of Iris Nieuwenburg refers to the aesthetics and the design of the rococo style. She uses vintage jewellery, old pictures, doll house cutlery and other miniatures to create collages that capture a certain mood and time spirit. Images of French 18th century interiors, delicate silver candelabras, miniature china and soft coloured bouquets makes you think of a world lost in time. Exclusively represented in the United States by Droog USA, the work of Iris is also featured in the collections of Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany and in the Centraal Museum Utrecht in the Netherlands.
Iris Niewenburg was born in 1972 in Bergen aan Zee in the Nederlands. After technical training in Schoonhoven as a goldsmith and silversmith, she studied jewellery design at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and later received an MFA at the Sandberg Institute Amsterdam. The narrative jewellery of Iris Nieuwenburg refers to the aesthetics and the design of the rococo style. She uses vintage jewellery, old pictures, doll house cutlery and other miniatures to create collages that capture a certain mood and time spirit. Images of French 18th century interiors, delicate silver candelabras, miniature china and soft coloured bouquets makes you think of a world lost in time. Exclusively represented in the United States by Droog USA, the work of Iris is also featured in the collections of Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany and in the Centraal Museum Utrecht in the Netherlands.
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