NEW Morse Code Bracelets

 

 

 

 

ESOTIC jewellery

NEW LIMITED collection of Morse Code bracelets in Sand (beige), Tan (light brown), Burnt Wood (dark brown), Pebble (grey) and Charcoal (black). The bracelets are all made using delicate silk threads with 14 ct ROSE gold-filled beads and chains. The new message UNITY is spelt using the morse code alphabet or you can choose to have your initials...  

Nanushka

photos via Nanushka

I'm in love with new label NANUSHKA, designed by Sandra Sandor. The designer was born in Budapest, graduated from London College of Fashion and then returned to her homeland Hungary to establish her clothes label. Remarkable.

" Nanushka is fashion for the the urban nomad, for those who are on the move but always at home".

Chloe' and Marant, watch out....I've got a new favourite. 

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@ Craft Central One Day Designers Sale

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ONE DAY DESIGNERS SALE

One Day Designers Sale at Craft Central is back for 2013 and this year I've been selected to take part along with 45 other talented artists.

On the 12th of February from 12 to 7pm I'll be selling jewellery from previous collections at discounted prices.You will be able to grab some good bargains: Lady-Monoi chains, Lady-Pirate ear rings, Lady-Tribal necklaces and bracelets to name but a few.... and yes, there will also be limited Morse Code Chakra bracelets. It is a great occasion to treat yourself or that very special person for Valentine's Day.

While you are shopping, as London Fashion Week is just around the corner, you will also have the opportunity of a sneak previews of new collections.

 

One Day Designers Sale

Tuesday 12 February 2013, 12noon to 7pm
Venue: Craft Central, 33-35 St John's Square. Admission Free

Not Another Bill Collaboration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

all photos by NotAnotherBill

 

Few months ago I was contacted by Ned Corbett-Winder, founder and brain behind www.notanotherbill.com , for a potential collaboration. Introducing his clever company he simply said :

 

"No-one gets anything good in the post anymore apart from bills

and a few pizza menu's.
So in exchange for a fee,I'd send my subscribers a surprise interesting package
once a month to make them smile and brighten up their mailbox.

 

For me it is about curation, discovery and an appreciation of craft and design.

 I will never send out anything i don't believe in or that you can easily find elsewhere."

 

His ethos is "To surprise and delight you whilst introducing you to great artists designers and brands."

 

So how could I not have been interested in doing a collaboration with such a cool website?

We spent much time finding a word that I could encrypt in the bracelets using the Morse Code Alphabet.

Eventually we opted for POW, which was so much fun to make.

 

The morse-code bracelets are all handmade using 14ct goldfilled chain, beads, tubes and wire and silk threads.

 

I really hope all his subscribers for the month of January enjoyed their POW surprise...

 

Althoght the POW bracelets are an exclusive collaboration with www.notanotherbill.com, you can order your MorseCode Bracelets via ESOTIC jewellery Online Bazaar.

 

 



Daria Werbowy for Maiyet

Beautiful campaign for Maiyet featuring model Daria Werbowy shot by Cass Bird in Kenya.

Maiyet philosophy has stolen my heart. It is a role model company. 

Pirelli Calendar 2013

Every year for the Pirelli Calendar  a great photographer shoots some of the most beautiful models around the world in a breath taking location.

This time, for 2013, Steve Mc Curry, a real master of photo reportage ( think of that famous little blue eyed Afghanistan girl on the National Geographic cover) decided that good looking girls wasn't enough, so he picked beautiful women that are involved in environmental and humanistic charities.

And he done it in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, by many considered the world centre of cultures, races, economics....

A great work.