Iris Nijenhuis
5.0
Minimum € 125
The Slim | Uni-Colour
Ships directly from brand in 4-8 days
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This bracelet consists of laser-cut puzzle pieces made of artificial leather or scuba fabric that you put together without glue or seams. It is light and you can simply wash it at 30°C - either by hand or in a laundry net.
Each puzzle piece can be replaced, which means that you can upgrade the bracelet and wear it for a long time. You get free repairs for a year, and after that minor repairs are affordable. Feedback on fit and durability is welcome!
Each puzzle piece can be replaced, which means that you can upgrade the bracelet and wear it for a long time. You get free repairs for a year, and after that minor repairs are affordable. Feedback on fit and durability is welcome!
| Color | Rosa, Lila |
| Material | Synthetic Textile, Textil |
| Values | Handmade, Social Good, Dutch Design |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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Iris Nijenhuis
5.0
Minimum € 125
Iris Nijenhuis is an Amsterdam based designer with a passion for laser cutting and a wide interest in experimental shapes and structures. By experimenting with laser cutting she developed a technique in which the fabric is cut into small puzzle pieces that form the basis of the design process. By connecting the puzzle pieces together manually, inspiring shapes and structures are created that can form various products. All designs are made by hand in Iris' atelier in the beautiful area of Prinseneiland in Amsterdam. Her designs are mainly ready-to-wear but you can puzzle your own piece in her DIY-workshops.
