Quirky girls everywhere are sure to fall in love with the autumn/winter 2013 collection from olgafacesrok. Entitled 'Winter Garden Project', this line of botanically inspired accessories is molded to resemble a variety of gorgeous rose shapes.
Moreover, this striking collection of accessories is inspired by the poetry of the famed Pablo Neruda while paying tribute to nature with its realistic floral designs that are sculpted to resemble frozen icicles.
Working in collaboration with China-based designer Masha Ma, designers Olga Košica and Rok Marinšek of olgafacesrok showcase their 3-D printing flower motif earrings that are crafted out of a lightweight polyamide material. This material ensures the earrings' durability and is resistant to changes in heat and moisture.
What's Driving This Trend
- Botanical 3D Printing
- There is an opportunity for companies to develop 3D printing technology that creates botanically inspired accessories and home decor.
- Polyamide Jewelry Making
- The use of polyamide material in jewelry making offers a chance for entrepreneurs to create lightweight yet durable accessories.
- Nature-inspired Fashion
- Fashion designers can take inspiration from nature to create unique and striking collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion companies and designers can incorporate 3D printing and botanic designs into their collections.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry makers can explore the use of polyamide material in creating lightweight yet durable accessories.
- Home Decor
- Home decor companies can incorporate botanically inspired 3D printed decor items into their product lines.
