Plantet Form No.12

DKK 3,500.00

Ring Inspired by Natural Forms

A bold Fairtrade silver ring, crafted and sculpted into a simple yet organic shape, capturing the untamed beauty of nature.

The ring can easily be resized, just select your size. 

Each piece is crafted in the heart of nature before being cast in silver, preserving the raw essence of the wilderness.

The name "Shirin-Yoku" comes from the Japanese words "Shirin," meaning forest, and "yoku," meaning bath. This ring embodies the concept of "forest bathing," an experience of immersing oneself in the atmosphere of the forest—embracing its sights, sounds, scents, textures, and even tastes, all with an open mind.

Production Details: The ring is crafted within 4 weeks, but if you need it sooner, we will do our best to accommodate your timeline.

Size guide

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Ring Inspired by Natural Forms

A bold Fairtrade silver ring, crafted and sculpted into a simple yet organic shape, capturing the untamed beauty of nature.

The ring can easily be resized, just select your size. 

Each piece is crafted in the heart of nature before being cast in silver, preserving the raw essence of the wilderness.

The name "Shirin-Yoku" comes from the Japanese words "Shirin," meaning forest, and "yoku," meaning bath. This ring embodies the concept of "forest bathing," an experience of immersing oneself in the atmosphere of the forest—embracing its sights, sounds, scents, textures, and even tastes, all with an open mind.

Production Details: The ring is crafted within 4 weeks, but if you need it sooner, we will do our best to accommodate your timeline.

Size guide

 

Plantet Form No.12

All our jewelry is handcrafted in central Copenhagen.



Please note that the production time is normally around 4 weeks.

If you need it sooner, please contact us by mail or phone.

Alternatively, you can book a (FaceTime) appointment, use the Enquiry button, or visit us during our opening hours.

 
 

  • About the Design

    The jewelry pieces originated from the exhibition "Hej Skov," held at Dyrehavehuset by Tystrup Lake, Zealand, in spring 2022. This work is inspired by a Shinrin-Yoku (forest bathing) experience, which influenced Janne K Hansen to create in a calm and mindful state. Surrounded by nature, She shaped, by letting the process be a meditative act of connection.

    Four pieces from this collection have been acquired by the Danish Arts Foundation's Jewelry Collection.

    “HEJ SKOV” (Hello Forest), 2022. Exhibition at Dyrehavehuset by Tystrup Lake.

    About the Designer

    Janne Krogh Hansen, originally trained as a goldsmith, has a background from the Design School Institute of Precious Metals in Copenhagen, where she developed a deep fascination with precious metals and their potential as artistic expressions. Her designs are characterized by a careful balance between traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics, combining clean lines with unique textures. Her collaboration with partner Karl Ejnar Nybo at Goldfingers has allowed Janne to create jewelry where quality, sustainability, and timeless design come together harmoniously.

    Read more: Janne K Hansen