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Designed by OREYNE.Chun· Handcrafted by OREYNE.Dan
Handcrafted, with subtle variations that make every piece unique.
Moonflower-inspired, radial petal form
Sold as one matching pair
Availability:Only 1 available
Dispatch: In stock & ready to ship — hand-shaped, not mass-produced
Delivery: Typically arrives within 5–12 days.
WE RESPECT TIME
Good work takes time and deserves it.
DESIGN
Beauty is felt, not defined. Every form begins with an observation.
ORIGINALITY
Each piece is individually shaped by hand, never exactly repeated.
MAKERS
We value every person whose creativity and care bring a work to life.
Each OREYNE form begins as a single length of wire — fine silver-plated copper, most often between 0.2 and 0.4 mm — bent entirely by hand into curves, loops, and layered petals, with no soldering, no casting, and no mould to repeat from.
Every curve is placed by eye and by feel, tightened and adjusted until the wire holds its own tension without support, the way a sculpture is built rather than a template followed. It is a slow, almost drawing-like technique — closer to sketching in three dimensions than to traditional metalwork.
It is precisely this hand-formed irregularity, the slight asymmetry between one petal and the next, that OREYNE has chosen never to smooth away.

DESIGN ORIGIN
The white moonflower opens from a concentrated center into a broad, softly folded surface. Fine radial lines travel outward through the bloom while its rippled perimeter keeps the silhouette fluid and slightly irregular.
OREYNE draws on that balance of center, curve and changing volume, translating the flower's movement into hand-shaped wire rather than reproducing the natural form literally.

SCULPTED IN METAL
Many fine metallic strands gather close to the center before spreading into a layered open surface. Each section is arranged and tensioned by hand, allowing the repeated lines to build a radial rhythm.
The woven construction is then curved into different planes. Highlights move across the folds while the open structure preserves lightness between the individual metallic lines.

ON THE EAR
The earring creates a visible sculptural presence beside the face. Its open construction lets skin, hair and surrounding light remain part of the composition.
As the wearer moves, overlapping folds shift between light and shadow. The drop silhouette feels dimensional without reading as a solid mass, keeping the statement active from different angles.