Dori Csengeri, the queen of soutache jewellery. For those who don’t know, soutache jewellery is the technique used to join, intertwine and pair thin strips of fabric, such as ribbons or trimmings, together with elements such as beads, crystals or metal components. Dori, an imaginative Israeli designer, proposes in the Spring-Summer 2014 collection, Baroque, a new suite of earrings and necklaces constructed by assembling materials such as cotton, silk, crystals and pearls. The result is what you see in these images.
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