Georg Jensen and Nanna Ditzel
Georg Jensen is a Danish silversmith and designer who founded the Georg Jensen company in 1904. The company became known for its artistic silverware, jewelry, and home products. Nanna Ditzel was a Danish furniture and jewelry designer who collaborated with Georg Jensen on a number of pieces.
Georg Jensen's jewelry designs are characterized by their simplicity and elegance. He drew inspiration from the natural world, particularly the Art Nouveau movement's emphasis on organic forms. His jewelry designs often feature flowers, leaves, and other natural motifs.
Nanna Ditzel also incorporated organic forms into her jewelry designs, but she was particularly known for her use of unusual materials such as plastics and acrylics. She was one of the first designers to use these materials in jewelry design, and her innovative designs helped to revolutionize the industry.
Together, Georg Jensen and Nanna Ditzel created a number of notable jewelry pieces, including the Mobius bangle, the Daisy brooch, and the Torun bracelet. Their designs continue to be popular today and are sought after by collectors around the world.
Georg Jensen's jewelry designs are characterized by their simplicity and elegance. He drew inspiration from the natural world, particularly the Art Nouveau movement's emphasis on organic forms. His jewelry designs often feature flowers, leaves, and other natural motifs.
Nanna Ditzel also incorporated organic forms into her jewelry designs, but she was particularly known for her use of unusual materials such as plastics and acrylics. She was one of the first designers to use these materials in jewelry design, and her innovative designs helped to revolutionize the industry.
Together, Georg Jensen and Nanna Ditzel created a number of notable jewelry pieces, including the Mobius bangle, the Daisy brooch, and the Torun bracelet. Their designs continue to be popular today and are sought after by collectors around the world.
