Earcandy 1

Cotton, medical plastic, screenprint, foil technique

1.2–1.6 x 1–1.2 inches

Uli Rapp (1974) received her Masters degree in jewelry design at the prestigious Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam. Fascinated by the Elizabethan splendour in dress decoration she translates it into wearable contemporary jewelry. Her collections have developed rapidly in a sophisticated style and use of smart materials - she invented a technique to apply medical plastic between textile.
Uli’s necklaces, bracelets and earrings interpret a love for antique gemstones and pearls contrasting with chunky chains. All pieces are skilfully handmade in screen print on light weight soft materials.
The combination of a contemporary artist’s tools with the hint of past splendour makes for tintillating jewelry: conversation pieces for bold wearers like famous Bad Bunny, Cher, Designer Nathalie Rykiel, Boy George and Questlove
Uli’s pieces are produced in Amsterdam, by hand and with love by Uli and her team. They are worn all over the world and can be found in permanent collections of international museums and private collectors. They are exhibited and sold at stores and galleries in Paris, Milano, New York, Miami, Seoul and Dubai.