Stefanie Kölbel / Jewelry

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Stefanie Kölbel

1981 Born in Oelsnitz/Vogtland, Germany
1989 Learned the bobbin lacemaking technique
2001-2005 Studied textile art at the Applied Arts department of the West Saxon University of Applied Sciences in Schneeberg, graduated as a textile designer
Since 2006 Has been working as a freelance jewelry designer in Dresden
2008 Opened her “Spitzenstücke” gallery and shop in Dresden

At the tender age of eight years, Stefanie Kölbel learned the technique of bobbin lacemaking which is still very popular in the Vogtland region. She crafts her delicate pieces of jewelry from ultra-thin stainless steel wire and hand-dyed polyamide threads which enable her to create flexible structures and voluminous shapes. In the process, a line evolves into a surface, and a surface evolves into a three-dimensional piece. The bobbin technique makes for transparency and lightness. The result of the ultra-fine materials and her accomplished crafting technique are eminently filigreed treasures whose value cannot be defined by the materials but much rather by the amount of time required to handcraft each individual piece. The “450 Leaves” necklace and the “Strips” rings won the Form 2010 award at the Tendence fair in Frankfurt.

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Necklace
Stainless steel, polyamide, glass beads.
Flowing delicacy and transparent lightness.
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Earrings
Stainless steel, polyamide, glass beads.
Ingenious interplay of filigree material and traditional bobbin lace technique.
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“450 Leaves” necklace
Stainless steel wire and dyed polyamide, crafted according to the bobbin lace technique, silver clasp. Length: 38 cm.
Honored with the Bochum Design Award in 2007.
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