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Studio Namu

Metal Art Jewelry

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Studio Namu

Metal Art Jewelry

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Studio Namu

Metal Art Jewelry

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Sculptural jewelry, inspired by nature.
Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.
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The craft of damascene
Gold is hammered into a prepared steel surface to create detailed patterns. The contrast between gold and blackened steel highlights the craftsmanship of each piece.

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Explore the collection.

Explore rings, bracelets, necklaces, and brooches defined by sculptural forms, detailed surfaces, and the distinctive contrast of gold and steel.

Explore the collection.

Explore rings, bracelets, necklaces, and brooches defined by sculptural forms, detailed surfaces, and the distinctive contrast of gold and steel.

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Take a closer look.

Take a closer look.

Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

The craft of damascene. In damascene, gold is hammered into a prepared steel surface. This traditional technique creates detailed patterns with a strong contrast between the two metals.

Korean heritage. Contemporary design. Motifs drawn from Korean tradition—including flowers, birds, leaves, and stars—are reinterpreted through contemporary forms and metalworking techniques.

Made by hand. Forging, rolling, and fusion shape the metal by hand, giving each piece its individual structure and surface detail.

Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

The craft of damascene. In damascene, gold is hammered into a prepared steel surface. This traditional technique creates detailed patterns with a strong contrast between the two metals.

Korean heritage. Contemporary design. Motifs drawn from Korean tradition—including flowers, birds, leaves, and stars—are reinterpreted through contemporary forms and metalworking techniques.

Made by hand. Forging, rolling, and fusion shape the metal by hand, giving each piece its individual structure and surface detail.

Sculptural jewelry, inspired by nature.

Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

Sculptural jewelry, inspired by nature.

Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

Sculptural jewelry, inspired by nature.

Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

Gold and blackened steel. The contrast between gold and blackened steel brings definition to the design, highlighting the patterns and textures worked into the surface.

Nature-inspired design. Leaves, branches, and flowing water inform the collection’s organic shapes, reinterpreted as contemporary, sculptural jewelry.

The craft of damascene. In damascene, gold is hammered into a prepared steel surface. This traditional technique creates detailed patterns with a strong contrast between the two metals.

Form and movement. Curved lines, folds, and layered surfaces give the jewelry a sense of movement while preserving a carefully balanced, wearable form.

  • Organic forms. Distinctive materials. Inspired by branches, mountains, and flowing water, each piece combines organic forms with the contrast of gold and blackened steel.

  • The craft of damascene. In damascene, gold is hammered into a prepared steel surface. This traditional technique creates detailed patterns with a strong contrast between the two metals.

  • Korean heritage. Contemporary design. Motifs drawn from Korean tradition—including flowers, birds, leaves, and stars—are reinterpreted through contemporary forms and metalworking techniques.

  • Made by hand. Forging, rolling, and fusion shape the metal by hand, giving each piece its individual structure and surface detail.

Discover the collection.

Discover the collection.

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Mirage 5

Free 1

Birdtree 1

Birdtree 2

Silence in the Crowd

Fall 1

Stack 1

Wind 1

Mirage 5

Free 1

Birdtree 1

Birdtree 2

Silence in the Crowd

Fall 1

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