ONE OF A KIND: Soutache my biggest passion....
My story is like many others...
In 2011 I found in the Internet website with soutache jewelry. I've never heard about anything like this. And it was a love from a first sight. My fisrt thought was: "OMG! It so beautiful! I want one for myself". But the longer I looked at them I was more and more interested to make my self a pair of earrings. So I've ordered my first package with soutache braids and beads and.... here I'm with ANUI Made with Love.
I've never thought that something will make me feel so happy and so calm... When I make jewelry I calm myself down and relax. It is like a meditation. I take beads, gemstones, braids and after few hours I can watch another pair of new treasures holding in my hands and immediately I want to share it with whole world :).
I hope you will love my jewelry as much as I do <3
Thank you for reading :)
Adi
PS. I will be more than happy to create custom piece just for you :)
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WHAT IS SOUTACHE??
Soutache (pronounced soo-tash) cord is made of two rows of cording wrapped in thread with a tight groove down the center resulting in a narrow flat decorative braid with a herringbone pattern. It has traditionally been used in couture to conceal seams and embellish clothing and fashion accessories. However, it took until 1987 for this component to make the leap from runway designers to jewelry makers. The first person to use soutache cord in modern jewelry design was Dori Csengri, an Israeli-trained fashion designer.
Jewelry created using soutache frequently features beads, crystals and other elements "captured" between strips of cord. These components are usually drilled, so they can be stitched into place within the folds and curls created by the artist. Sometimes people refers wrong impression that soutache strips are glued with each other. In reality they are all sewn together with thin threads or special gimp. Because soutache embroidery is very laborious and demanding technique and it requires big precision, jewelry made with that method is very luxury and ONE OF A KIND! :)