Sunday, April 21, 2019

Asian jewellery designers harbour global ambitions

Financial Times-Sep. 29, 2014
Japanese origami and art deco design were the influences for a pair of diamond ... Emeralds, rubies and tanzanite are prominent in designs such as the pearl, diamond ... Mr Modi attracted attention in 2010, when his Golconda Lotus necklace, ...
Story image for art deco pearl necklace from Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier

Cut loose in style: Roaring '20s-themed weddings have all that jazz ...

Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier-Nov. 17, 2014
Try silver-spangled mesh table covers, and candelabra dripping with pearl strands. Scrounge flea markets for inexpensive brooches and necklaces to trim napkins ... On the sweets table, offer petits fours and cakes embellished with Art Deco ...
Story image for art deco pearl necklace from ArtfixDaily (blog)

ASIA WEEK NEW YORK ROLLS OUT WITH AWE-INSPIRING ...

ArtfixDaily (blog)-Feb. 12, 2014
Now in its sixth year, Asia Week New York continues its tradition of unveiling a spectacular trove of superlative Asian works of art – all making their debut at ...
Story image for art deco pearl necklace from Bloomberg

Why Jewelry Is the Ultimate Inefficient Market: Q&A with Seller Fiona ...

Bloomberg-Dec. 24, 2014
Over an egg-white omelette on any given day in midtown Manhattan, Fiona Druckenmiller might wear bangles from Cartier, earrings from Belperron, or a ring ...

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

We face a highly semiotic mechanisms
create a certain idealization of reality.
With his model of cultural-historical types of acts Nicholas
Yakovlevich Danilevsky (1822-1885) in the book "Russia and Europe"
(Danilevsky N. I. Russia and Europe. M., 1991). Work as if
starts from two ideas. First-is the desire to objectify
the process of cultural-historical development, to explore with the help of analogue
the methodology of the natural Sciences the objects of the Humanities. And it has
this review morphology. "Morphological principle is perfect in
nature" (p. 158). The second idea-it is the protection of the Slavs as a special
cultural-historical type.
Civilization it was considered as the most General concept, all other
the parties are contained in it, including religion. "Civilization is the concept
more extensive than science, art, religion, political, civil,
economic and community development, taken in isolation, for the civilization
all it encloses" (P. 129).
N. Danilevsky protests against the recognition of European development
as a universal. Civilization destroys the special form
dependencies and replaces them with known forms of freedom, but this does not mean that
the latter are universal, while the forms of dependence --
national. He believes that both forms of dependence, and forms of freedom "is equal to
national and determine each other" (P. 119).