MYSTIC FORMS is a hand crafted jewellery collection by a London-based Japanese artist @AkikoBanUK co-directed with a graphic designer @TaiyoNagano

London, England
Joined June 2015
BAUHAUS Collection Launched - now available online🟡🔺🔹 mysticforms.com/collections/…
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Introducing the Mies Studs from our Bauhaus Collection! Inspired by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, a German-American architect, academic and pioneer of modern architecture, who was the third and final director of the Bauhaus.
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The distinctive curved form of his iconic armchair caught our attention, inspiring us to reinterpret its sleek, sculptural lines through our own layered composition of colour and form, translating modernist design into contemporary statement jewellery.
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Introducing MOHOLY-NAGY Hoops from our BAUHAUS Collection 🔷
Inspired by László Moholy-Nagy, a Hungarian painter, photographer and Bauhaus master who led both the preliminary course (Vorkurs) and the metal workshop. #Bauhaus #bauhauscollection
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@MYSTICFORMS エヴァンゲリオンコレクションのアイコニックなステイトメントネックレス、再入荷しました🙌 是非実際に見てもらえたら嬉しいです💜
【THE 30】 EVA01 Large Necklace by MYSTIC FORMS 現代美術作家の播安芸子とデザイナー長野大洋が手掛けるジュエリーブランド「MYSTIC FORMS」とのコラボアイテム! アクリルとウッドの異素材使いで再現された初号機は、コーディネートに華やかさを添えます。 #EVANGELION #RADIOEVA
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Introducing the STÖLZL Studs from our new BAUHAUS Collection🟡
Inspired by Gunta Stölzl, the first and only female “Master” at the Bauhaus. mysticforms.com/collections/…
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Her jacquard tapestries, with their bold use of colour, geometric forms and rhythmic patterns, inspired us to explore pattern and repetition in our layered composition.
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Introducing the DISCS Hoops from our new BAUHAUS Collection🌛 Inspired by Oskar Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet, where geometric forms, colour and movement transform the human figure into a sculptural composition. #bauhauscollection #HandmadeJewelry
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The distinctive disc forms of the dancers’ costumes caught our attention, inspiring us to translate their bold sculptural shapes into these contemporary statement hoops. mysticforms.com/collections/…
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Introducing the KLEE Hoops from our new BAUHAUS Collection🟠🟣⚫️ Inspired by Paul Klee, an artist and important Bauhaus master and teacher whose work explored colour and elementary forms. mysticforms.com/collections/…
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His The Bright Side (Die heitere Seite), created for the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition, inspired us to translate its vibrant colours and geometric shapes into a contemporary form.
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Named after Bauhaus masters and their works, each piece is our response to that research, expressed through contemporary handmade jewellery.
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Our research took us to Dessau, where we explored the Bauhaus Museum, the school building and the Masters’ Houses to learn more about the people and their work.
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This Collection is inspired by the experimental spirit and creative energy of the Bauhaus, a German school that brought art, craft and design together.
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Starting TOMORROW 📣 Shōtengai Market — 18–20 September Be the first to see our brand new BAUHAUS Collection in person👀🟡🔺🔹 #market #london
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MYSTIC FORMS × MARGOMOOL🎶 What an incredible night at Queer Jazz at the Vortex Jazz Club last weekend🌈 We loved seeing the talented margomool perform — their voice, beats and energy were absolutely amazing 🌟
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It was such a pleasure to see our jewellery become part of their performance and self-expression💚
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Upcoming Event: Shōtengai Market - 18-20 September🌾 We’ll be there with our full collection, including brand new pieces from our latest Bauhaus Collection — see them in person before the official launch🟡🔺🔹 Hope to see you there! mysticforms.com/blogs/news/s…
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Inspiration behind our New BAUHAUS Collection🟡🔺🔹 Here are a few moments from Dessau that stayed with us and became part of the journey behind the BAUHAUS Collection. The new collection launches at the end of September. We can’t wait to show you more ✨ #BauhausCollection
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Introducing the LOTUS Studs from our RASA Collection — inspired by the timeless elegance of the lotus flower and the rich visual language of Indian culture and aesthetics🪷
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The design comes from our research trip to Kerala, India, where we encountered lotus flowers blooming throughout the landscape. Their delicate beauty and graceful presence stayed with us long after the journey.
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