Bone Art Place Creates Intricate Osseous Jewelry Designs
Meghan Young — July 11, 2011 — Fashion
References: boneart.co.nz & core77
If you have been looking for something a little bit more interesting and daring in the jewelry and accessory department this year, I suggest you take a good look at what Bone Art Place has to offer. Just as you'd suspect, this shop is abundant in stunning pendants carved from bones. Although it may seems like a very Goth-like accessory to don at first, on a leather thong it could look very bohemian and on a gold chain very chic.
Carved in the Maori style by local artists, Bone Art Place's jewelry are soft with a polished glasslike finish. The website states, "Over a period of time bone carvings absorb oils from your skin and change colour to a very light honey gold. The Maori believe this to be the carving taking on some of your spirituality or essence and thus truly becoming a part of the wearer."
Carved in the Maori style by local artists, Bone Art Place's jewelry are soft with a polished glasslike finish. The website states, "Over a period of time bone carvings absorb oils from your skin and change colour to a very light honey gold. The Maori believe this to be the carving taking on some of your spirituality or essence and thus truly becoming a part of the wearer."
Trend Themes
1. Bone Carving - The trend of bone carving jewelry and accessories creates opportunities for artists to delve into a unique form of expression.
2. Maori-inspired Design - The trend of incorporating Maori-inspired designs in bone carvings provides an opportunity to introduce indigenous cultures into mainstream fashion.
3. Personalized Accessories - The trend of bone carvings that change color with wear presents an opportunity for personalized accessories that adapt to the wearer's essence.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and retailers can incorporate bone-carved jewelry and accessories as unique and daring pieces to attract fashion-forward consumers.
2. Art - The trend of bone carving presents artists and sculptors with an opportunity to explore a distinctive form of expression and create unique pieces of art.
3. Cultural Preservation - The trend of incorporating Maori-inspired designs in bone carvings can create opportunities for cultural preservation, education, and appreciation of indigenous communities and their art forms.
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