Moshabak Sormus by Sanaz Vazifeh Doost is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Rautapalkinto A' Design Award in Korumuotoilu Competition Category.
RautaKorut· 2021
Moshabak Sormus
Client: Sanaz Doost
Rautapalkinto A' Design Award Winner in Korut Category
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About Moshabak Sormus
Moshabak on sormus, jonka inspiraationa ovat vanhojen persialaisten talojen ristikkomaiset säleikköikkunat. Sormusta käytetään sormessa ja käännetään valoa kohti, jolloin sen avoin kuvio heijastaa varjoja ja kuvioita käteen. Muoto on tasapainoinen ja kevyt. Ergonomiset kaaret sormuksen molemmilla puolilla lepäävät viereisiä sormia vasten mukavuuden vuoksi. Malli suunniteltiin kolmiulotteisella suunnitteluohjelmistolla, tulostettiin vahasta ja valettiin 18-karaattisesta keltakullasta korkeakiiltoisella peilipinnalla. Sormuksesta valmistetaan myös ruusukulta- ja hopeaversiot.
The Recognition
About the Rautapalkinto A' Design Award
Moshabak Sormus on Rautapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittaja, arvostettu tunnustus, joka myönnetään hyville designeille, jotka täyttävät hyvin suunnitelluilta luomuksilta odotetut ammatilliset ja teollisuuden vaatimukset. Rautavoittajat osoittavat tekijöidensä suurta taitoa, korkeaa erikoistumista, asiantuntevaa ymmärrystä ja luovaa kapasiteettia. Moshabak Sormus:n odotetaan olevan korkeassa arvossa pidetty, ihailtu ja rakastettu luomus, joka on käytännöllinen ja innovatiivinen. Tämä Rautapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittajadesign yhdistää alan parhaita käytäntöjä, ja sillä on pätevät tekniset ominaisuudet, jotka yhdistyvät osaamiseen ja lahjakkuuteen. Moshabak Sormus:a arvostetaan sen perusteellisuudesta, ja se on suunniteltu tarjoamaan elämänlaadun parannuksia, jotka auttavat tekemään maailmasta paremman paikan.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- The Moshabak ring encourages the user to play with it by rotating it against the light & sunlight while wearing it, to create stunning shadow and patterns on the hand. The user will have a ring which creates a mesmerizing light show on her hand.This ring is not a regular piece, it's an art to wear with the eye-catching manifest.It is well balanced, not heavy, and it also has ergonomically designed arches on both sides to sits perfectly on other fingers, which makes it super comfortable to wear.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Width 55mm X Depth 10 mm X Height 50mm
Ring size: 7 - Tags
- jewelry, design, rings, light, jewelry with meanings, Lightshow, Shadow, gold ring, 3d design
- Production Technology
- I used 3D Jewelry software (Rhino) to design this ring, then it was printed with a 3D printer on nylon as a prototype to make sure it fits well, then 3D printed on wax and then casted with 18K Yellow gold. this ring has high mirror polished finish. it has made with 18k yellow gold but it also has different versions in rose gold and silver.
- Design Challenge
- The most challenging part was to choose an appropriate depth to create the exact shadow and pattern on hand which I wanted. also it was hard to make the piece light weight, balanced and comfortable at the same time. my background in industrial design helped me a lot to create an ergonomic piece which is comfortable to wear.
- Research
- I first started from researching, reading and understanding the Philosophy, meanings and history behind this architectural element by using internet, books, videos. This project connected me more to my memories, roots and my homeland. I wanted to express my sweetest childhood memories which was dancing and playing through the beautiful lights which this architectural elements made in Persian houses.I wanted to create a piece of jewelry from a sweet childhood memory which is common among Persians.
Moshabak had a huge role in Persian ancient architecture used as a decorative element. - Inspiration
- Moshabak ring was inspired by my childhood memories. Moshabak is the Persian word for reticular, which was a typical architectural element in walls and windows of old Perisan house.This geometric lattice element was a decorative artform with a complex geometric patterns.The reflection of light through this architectural element created a mesmerizing atmosphere in houses.I remember my grandfather’s house, while sunshine bathed the Persian carpets and I was dancing through that magic light show.
- Project Duration
- The project started in august 2020 in Toronto/Canada and finished in the end of 2020 in Toronto/Canada.
- Operation Flow
- this ring is comfortable and ergonomic which makes it easy to wear.The user can interact and play with the ring by facing it through the light in-order to make mesmerizing light/pattern show on her hand.
- Image Credits
- Paul Ambtman
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