Hanuš imagined this sculpture as a 'relic of nature' to be found in thousands of years. It was handcrafted in bronze and features a wasp’s nest topped with rock crystals.
Height 18 cm
Width 9 cm
The works of Hanuš Lamr seem like verses of a neverending ode to nature. The painstakingly crafted details within his jewellery and sculptures convey his profound devotion to his beloved – Mother Nature. "Nature is my religion," says Hanuš. "I incarnate its vital processes. My objects are sort of relics of genuine, animate nature." A mere glance is enough to see that his works are based on fragments of the natural world. Further inspection reveals their organic texture, while touching them feels like holding precious, fragile fossils. One can sense the uniqueness of Hanuš's work, which results in pieces that are strong reminders of the power of nature.
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Hanuš imagined this sculpture as a 'relic of nature' to be found in thousands of years. It was handcrafted in bronze and features a wasp’s nest topped with rock crystals.
Height 18 cm
Width 9 cm
Photo: Andrea Thiel Lhotakova © Hanuš Lamr
The design of this ring was inspired by the poetically named Bleeding Heart flower and its distinctive foliage. Finely handcrafted in 18k gold, it was set with a pear-shaped ruby.
Height 2 cm
Width 2 cm
Photo: Andrea Thiel Lhotakova © Hanuš Lamr
Hanuš loves forests and lichens. This was his most important inspiration when designing the Lust for Eden collection. This ring was handcrafted in rose gold and set with a precious bohemian garnet.
Height 2 cm
Width 2 cm
Photo: Andrea Thiel Lhotakova © Hanuš Lamr
This sculpture with a wasp’s nest and ferns was made from bronze and glass. It was created as a reliquary to be used for religious ceremonies.
Height 18 cm
Width 10 cm
Photo: Andrea Thiel Lhotakova © Hanuš Lamr
The design of this ring was inspired by the natural form of lichens. It was handcrafted with gold and set with a pink tourmaline.
Height 21 cm
Width 20 cm