Architectural LineageThe foundation is built on the principle of dialogue between the «natural» and the «crafted, ” inspired by Brutalist aesthetics and the work of architects who engage with deeply charred wood. The project utilizes charred wood—the very material that forms the main volume of the restaurant—creating a sense of solidity and a primal connection to the northern forest.

Brutalist rings, earrings, and a pendant made of charred wood
Materials and Aesthetics:Earrings and Pendant (Burned Wood): Crafted from deeply charred wood. The wood’s texture holds the memory of fire and time, while abstract engravings reference ancient runic symbols, transforming the jewelry into a personal artifact.Brooch: Executed in a unified style with the project’s architecture, embodying the principles of «wearable architecture.» The combination of wood and delicate metal elements creates a contrast between massive volume and elegant movement.Rings (Brutal Style): Massive metal rings featuring a rough patina and signs of «time» on the surface. They symbolize the power of the Karelian granite cliffs and the austere, detail-free architecture translated into metal.

Jewelry Set
References // Peter Zumthor’s Architecture


Allmannaevet Museum Complex / Norway / 2016 // Claus’s Chapel / Wahendorf, Germany / 2007
