The OG Philosophers Brooch
The OG Philosophers brooch is where wit meets wisdom. This limited-run, hand-assembled design captures Plato and Aristotle mid-debate in detailed layered resin. A rather clever conversation starter - if we do say so ourselves - it's wearable art for deep thinkers.
- Hand assembled using ripple, bubble and crackle resin, finished with printed detailing.
- Limited-run and created as part of the Greek Odyssey collection.
- Size: 53mm x 68mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Teacher and student. Idealist and realist. Their arguments built the foundations of Western thought, and probably would’ve broken the social media comments section wide open!
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The OG Philosophers Brooch
The OG Philosophers Brooch
The OG Philosophers brooch is where wit meets wisdom. This limited-run, hand-assembled design captures Plato and Aristotle mid-debate in detailed layered resin. A rather clever conversation starter - if we do say so ourselves - it's wearable art for deep thinkers.
- Hand assembled using ripple, bubble and crackle resin, finished with printed detailing.
- Limited-run and created as part of the Greek Odyssey collection.
- Size: 53mm x 68mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Teacher and student. Idealist and realist. Their arguments built the foundations of Western thought, and probably would’ve broken the social media comments section wide open!
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The OG Philosophers brooch is where wit meets wisdom. This limited-run, hand-assembled design captures Plato and Aristotle mid-debate in detailed layered resin. A rather clever conversation starter - if we do say so ourselves - it's wearable art for deep thinkers.
- Hand assembled using ripple, bubble and crackle resin, finished with printed detailing.
- Limited-run and created as part of the Greek Odyssey collection.
- Size: 53mm x 68mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Teacher and student. Idealist and realist. Their arguments built the foundations of Western thought, and probably would’ve broken the social media comments section wide open!
