On The Other Shore bracelet, handcrafted in 18k gold plated brass — the path as a symbol of movement, memory and transformation.
Part of the All Paths Leads To.. collection — the path as a symbol of movement, memory and transformation.
A continuation of an ongoing search for self, where the path becomes a symbol of transformation. Georgian folk motifs — like the comb that helps the hero overcome obstacles — sit alongside the automobile, a sign of modernity and motion, in an unending dialogue between inner and outer worlds.
Made by hand in 18k gold plated brass, the On The Other Shore Bracelets are 8 cm long and 5.5 cm wide, weighing 55 g.
Designed to move with the wrist, it layers effortlessly with your everyday pieces.
Avoid contact with water, perfume and lotions, and store separately to keep the gold plating looking its best for years to come.
This collection continues the exploration of self-discovery, a recurring theme that evolves through my creative process. Here, the path becomes a symbol of both personal and collective transformation—a process that demands movement, reflection, and the discovery of one’s own form. The collection incorporates elements that symbolize the path as a metaphor for direction, search, and evolution. Motifs inspired by Georgian folk tales—such as the comb that helps the hero overcome obstacles—embody protection and the quiet power of resilience. In contrast, the automobile element appears as a sign of modernity and continuous motion—a symbol of technological progress on the infinite road whose boundaries are defined only by our own creation. “The Path” is an unending search—a dialogue between the inner and outer worlds.