Orosi Jewelry

Orosi Jewelry

Orosi Jewelry is an exemplary manifestation of Iranian architectural heritage translated into wearable art, specifically embodied in a meticulously handcrafted silver ring that draws inspiration from the historic Orosi windows of traditional Persian architecture. This distinctive piece of jewelry, designed in 2019, represents a sophisticated fusion of architectural elements and traditional silversmithing techniques, incorporating geometric patterns and design principles from classical Iranian window craftsmanship. The ring's design philosophy stems from the concept of Orosi, which translates to illumination and light in middle Persian, and manifests this ethereal quality through its intricate construction and cultural symbolism. Crafted entirely by hand using pure silver, the piece employs traditional Iranian jewelry-making methods including cutting, shaping, and silver fusing, resulting in a ring that weighs 13 grams and measures 2.5 × 2.3 × 2 centimeters. The design's cultural significance is particularly noteworthy as it references the architectural elements of UNESCO World Heritage sites, translating monumental architectural features into intimate, wearable scale. This innovative approach to jewelry design earned recognition at the A' Design Award competition, receiving a Bronze A' Design Award in the Jewelry Design category, acknowledging its excellence in combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design sensibilities. The piece exemplifies how architectural heritage can be preserved and reinterpreted through the medium of jewelry, creating a bridge between historical architectural elements and modern fashion accessories while maintaining the cultural integrity of its inspiration.

jewelry design, Iranian architecture, traditional silversmithing, cultural heritage, geometric patterns, architectural jewelry

— Adam Dawson