El Lissitzky Geometric Wood Ring

This adjustable wood cocktail ring is inspired by the architectural drawings of El Lissitzky, a pioneer of the Russian avant-garde. Its black and white geometric design brings architectural vision into statement wearable art.The design draws from Wolkenbügel (literally "sky hook"), his 1924 project for horizontal skyscrapers conceived to hover above Moscow's major intersections on slender pillars. Although never built, the project connects architecture, art and design through its exploration of space and structure.El Lissitzky (1890–1941) connected the Russian avant-garde with European movements, influencing the Bauhaus, De Stijl and modern graphic design through flat colour, asymmetric composition and three-dimensional spatial thinking.Handcrafted from wood by Obljewellery, the ring has a square design measuring 3.5cm x 3.5cm. It is lightweight, with an adjustable one-size fit. An art-based piece for someone who enjoys art history and architectural drawings.Care: Rain and atmospheric humidity are not a problem. Remove the ring before washing your hands, showering, bathing or swimming in a pool or the sea.The ring arrives in handmade packaging.Inspired by El Lissitzky's Wolkenbügel project, 1924.