Salvaged wood is filed by hand, metal part hand made.
The rich texture of the wood contrasts with its minimal structure, creating a quiet tension that invites the body to become both wearer and sculpture.

This brooch is part of a set of two, they are designed to be worn under clothing, subtly altering the body’s silhouette. 
To anchor the hidden structure to the garment, there’s a narrative of tension: one brooch “pushes” a sphere inward, the other “pulls” outward, using jarina and clear quartz to articulate this gesture.

Hand-carved from an Amazonian seed harvested sustainably by local communities, the form draws on the aesthetics of binding and restraint.