Our accessory collection reinterprets the aesthetic sensibility of the Hittite civilization through a contemporary lens. Inspired by religious, mythological, and natural elements of the era, the designs embrace strong symbolism and intricate craftsmanship.
Geometric forms such as circles, spirals, and triangles — once seen as representations of cosmic order and the universe — are central to the collection. In Hittite culture, objects were bold and monumental, serving not only functional purposes but also symbolizing status, power, and spiritual belief.
Metalwork was highly refined, with embossing and engraving techniques now nearly forgotten in Anatolia. Drawing from this heritage, we sought to create pieces that bridge past and present, capturing the essence of Hittite artistry in a contemporary form.
The mirror’s hand-engraved silver frame draws inspiration from ceremonial motifs and solar symbolism of the Hittite era, reflecting not only light but also the cultural memory of sacred ornamentation.
Mirror with 33-micron 999 fine silver-plated brass frame. Suitable for vertical or horizontal mounting. Indoor use only; clean with a soft dry cloth.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 50x70x4cm (20x28x2'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 8 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 100 |
