Friday, February 6, 2009
The Man Behind the Forge
Philip Crangi, a New York based jewelry designer is putting the fire to the metal with his creations that are inspired from Greco-Roman artifacts, Baroque ironwork, and Japanese armor. You can find the trained goldsmith's collection at Barneys amongst boutiques through out the country and overseas, he has also collaborated with Vera Wang. The fusion of Vera's elegant style and Philip's hard and edgy designs produced genius pieces. Crangi often time begins his creations by doodling on the subway, then goes back to his work room to create his vision. Currently, he's been inspired by African and Art Deco, two of my favorite styles! His jewelry are for both men and women.
www.philipcrangi.com
www.shopgilesandbrother.com
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jewelry,
New York City,
philip crangi,
Vera wang
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5 comments:
congratulations for this tastefull and stylish blog!
best rené
Beautiful work, and it's so hard to make jewellery truly unisex but I think he's struck the right balance.
http://thestitched.blogspot.com/
What a positively striking man; love his life motto, it's good not to have regrets. He's pulling his inspiration from some great sources. xo
I just gave you a shout out to Claudiaschmidphotography.blogspot.com.
She's in Portugal, has a lovely photography site, and I thought you might like the differences in style. xo d
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