The Pichulik Spring/Summer 2015 collection is modeled after North African and Middle Eastern architecture. The line incorporates motifs gathered from talismans based in the Berber of Morocco as well as prayer holders widely carried throughout the area.
The inclusion of green and gold shading is reflective of Islam's holiest colors. Istanbul's Blue Mosque is also used as a source of inspiration, seen in the frequent application of indigo and white shading.
Given the large shape of these awe-inspiring pieces, it is no wonder that they are reflective of architectural layouts. Large circular formations echo the arcs of doorways and halls, allowing the jewelry line to take on an alluring sense of grandeur that will be appealing for those looking to set themselves apart from the rest.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Architectural-inspired Jewelry
- Embrace the trend of architectural-inspired jewelry with bold and unique designs that are sure to make a statement.
- Cultural-inspired Motifs
- Incorporate cultural motifs into jewelry designs to create meaningful and visually stunning pieces that resonate with a diverse range of customers.
- Grandeur and Exclusivity
- Tap into the desire for grand, statement jewelry that sets individuals apart from others and exudes a sense of luxury.
Where This Applies
- Jewelry
- Explore innovative designs and materials to create architectural-inspired jewelry that stands out in the market and appeals to modern customers.
- Fashion
- Integrate cultural motifs and architectural-inspired designs into clothing and accessories to offer unique and visually striking fashion options.
- Art and Design
- Combine architectural influences with artistic creativity to produce one-of-a-kind artwork and design pieces that evoke a sense of grandeur and cultural significance.
