Vidruma by Ganavi S
Diploma in Fine Jewellery Design 2024 Batch
Ganavi S went a bit crazy in the best sense of the word with “Fusion Adornments.” Jewelled accents are not just jewelry here. It’s fusion music between cultures, textures, and new and old school. Think about grabbing inspiration from the sari box your grandma uses to store her priced pieces, intricate paintings at the museum, and perhaps even a heavily detailed rug. Now, reinvent these elements into a necklace or a pair of earrings.
She’s not merely piecing together materials; it’s deliberate, thoughtful practice of a meticulous art form. There’s embroidery, little bits of art, even filigree, minute twists of wire that require careful attention to detail. It’s visually complex.
Getting this project off the ground required a fair share of persistence and resolve. The biggest challenge was finding a karigar who could get exactly what she envisioned down to the last detail. This labor couldn’t be entrusted to any average craftsman, it required masters of the craft. Finding Grade A materials for this master craftsmanship was an arduous process. The universe often demands endurance and navigation leading you through a maze of complexity before clarity sets in.
With Fusion Adornments, Ganavi S is essentially on a crusade: mix-and-match styles that shouldn’t theoretically mix but they practically do. These are not your everyday jewelry items. Each and every piece channels rich heritage, infused with a contemporary edge, blending together culture, craftsmanship, and attitude into ornaments that feel meaningful to wear.
The entire idea is one of creative fusion, whether it’s a piece fastened on your collar or dangling from your ear.
