Donuts Necklace
Ana Hagopian works with paper the way a sculptor works with clay, letting the material speak first. The Donuts Necklace is composed of hand-cut circles in a range of colors, layered and assembled through a process she describes as intuitive contact between her hands and the paper itself.
Barcelona-based Hagopian trained in fine arts and has spent decades refining a practice that sits at the intersection of jewelry, craft, and object-making. Her work is neither purely decorative nor purely conceptual. It occupies the space between the two, where everyday materials acquire unexpected presence.
- Hand-cut and assembled paper construction
- Composed of circular forms in varied colors
- Each piece carries the subtle variation of handwork
- Wearable as a necklace or displayed as an object
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Donuts Necklace
Ana Hagopian works with paper the way a sculptor works with clay, letting the material speak first. The Donuts Necklace is composed of hand-cut circles in a range of colors, layered and assembled through a process she describes as intuitive contact between her hands and the paper itself.
Barcelona-based Hagopian trained in fine arts and has spent decades refining a practice that sits at the intersection of jewelry, craft, and object-making. Her work is neither purely decorative nor purely conceptual. It occupies the space between the two, where everyday materials acquire unexpected presence.
- Hand-cut and assembled paper construction
- Composed of circular forms in varied colors
- Each piece carries the subtle variation of handwork
- Wearable as a necklace or displayed as an object
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Ana Hagopian works with paper the way a sculptor works with clay, letting the material speak first. The Donuts Necklace is composed of hand-cut circles in a range of colors, layered and assembled through a process she describes as intuitive contact between her hands and the paper itself.
Barcelona-based Hagopian trained in fine arts and has spent decades refining a practice that sits at the intersection of jewelry, craft, and object-making. Her work is neither purely decorative nor purely conceptual. It occupies the space between the two, where everyday materials acquire unexpected presence.
- Hand-cut and assembled paper construction
- Composed of circular forms in varied colors
- Each piece carries the subtle variation of handwork
- Wearable as a necklace or displayed as an object
