Rose Necklace - Barbara Paganin
€4,300.00
€4,300.00
per item
The Rose necklace is composed of a sequence of modules created from molds of Romanesco cauliflower, later realized in polymethyl methacrylate.
Details:
Model: Pablo Taha Mohamed
Artist Contact Information:
Website: www.barbaraPaganin.com
Instagram: @barbarapaganinjewelry
Details:
- Type: Necklace
- Material: oxidized silver, polymethyl methacrylate, gold
- Year: 2017
- Diameter: 20 cm
- Maximum height: 2.5 cm
Model: Pablo Taha Mohamed
Artist Contact Information:
Website: www.barbaraPaganin.com
Instagram: @barbarapaganinjewelry
The Rose necklace is composed of a sequence of modules created from molds of Romanesco cauliflower, later realized in polymethyl methacrylate. The choice of this natural element—known for its fractal structure—and the imperfect repetition of forms becomes a metaphor for relationships built through differences, rhythms, and variations.
The pink surfaces, layered over a dark perforated base, simultaneously evoke petals and living organisms, striking a balance between fragility and resilience. Each module is similar yet never identical, mirroring the gestures, care, and presences that shape the experience of love.
When worn, Rose enters into dialogue with the skin and the identity of the person who chooses it. It is not an ornament, but a presence—an element that accompanies, a sign that integrates with the body and its story. From this perspective, Valentine’s Day becomes an opportunity to celebrate a love that is not idealized, but authentic, inclusive, and deeply human.
The pink surfaces, layered over a dark perforated base, simultaneously evoke petals and living organisms, striking a balance between fragility and resilience. Each module is similar yet never identical, mirroring the gestures, care, and presences that shape the experience of love.
When worn, Rose enters into dialogue with the skin and the identity of the person who chooses it. It is not an ornament, but a presence—an element that accompanies, a sign that integrates with the body and its story. From this perspective, Valentine’s Day becomes an opportunity to celebrate a love that is not idealized, but authentic, inclusive, and deeply human.