Donuts Necklace
Made by Ana Hagopian
Ana Hagopian works with paper the way a sculptor works with clay, letting the material speak first. The Donuts Necklace is composed of hand-cut circles in a range of colors, layered and assembled through a process she describes as intuitive contact between her hands and the paper itself.
Barcelona-based Hagopian trained in fine arts and has spent decades refining a practice that sits at the intersection of jewelry, craft, and object-making. Her work is neither purely decorative nor purely conceptual. It occupies the space between the two, where everyday materials acquire unexpected presence.
- Hand-cut and assembled paper construction
- Composed of circular forms in varied colors
- Each piece carries the subtle variation of handwork
- Wearable as a necklace or displayed as an object
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials does Ana Hagopian use in her jewelry?
Hagopian works primarily with paper, cutting and layering it by hand to build up color and form. The choice of paper as a medium is deliberate, treating a humble, everyday material as a vehicle for refined artistic expression.
Is the Donuts Necklace durable enough for regular wear?
Paper jewelry by Hagopian is finished to be wearable, though it benefits from care typical of any handcrafted piece. It should be kept away from moisture and stored flat or hung when not in use.
How does Ana Hagopian describe her creative process?
Hagopian describes her process as intuitive, explaining that direct contact with the material guides her toward the final form. She cuts and adheres paper without a rigid predetermined outcome, allowing the work to evolve through making.
Where is Ana Hagopian based and trained?
Ana Hagopian is based in Barcelona, Spain. She trained in fine arts and has developed a distinctive practice that blurs the boundary between jewelry design and sculptural object-making.
Are Ana Hagopian pieces considered collectible objects?
Yes, her work is widely regarded as existing at the intersection of wearable art and collectible craft. Many pieces are acquired by collectors and design professionals as much for their object quality as for their function as jewelry.
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