November 10th, 2008

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Designers Tithi Kutchamuch and Nutre Arayavanish of TT:NT have designed a range of fold-out paper jewellery, launched at Origin at Somerset house in London last month.

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The collection consists of twelve ring designs, which are laser-cut from paper and sold flat for the user to assemble.

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Rings are available in a sheet with all twelve or individually.

The following is from TT:NT:

Birthday Ring is the laser-engraved-fine paper card that can be able to fold into flower-shaped ring.

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There are 12 birth flowers altogether for each calendar month.

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They are the special birthday present for the special day.

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All year rings is a flat sheet of laser-engraved-fine paper with recycling paper package, work as a calendar, contains 12 flower-shaped rings for each months for all year long.

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More about Tithi Kutchamuch on Dezeen:

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A secret friend



Posted by Matylda Krzykowski

17 Responses to “Paper rings by Tithi Kutchamuch and
Nutre Arayavanish”

  1. bence Says:

    simply beautiful!

  2. iamreply Says:

    yeah nice. don’t mind it but i can imagine papercuts are an issue here

  3. lorbus Says:

    Good job.
    I love it when somebody takes a simple material and turns it into something beautiful.

  4. allVishal Says:

    These are fabulous! I wonder if they’d work in a more robust material like metal?

  5. johanirae Says:

    GORGEOUS! There, however, the very practical issue of how long they last VS cost… don’t think many people would want to shell out a lot for a ring that gets crumbled and soggy after a single evening…

  6. 朱亚艺 Says:

    It’s beautiful.
    How can i buy this in china?

  7. OKP Says:

    you can laser cut one in china.. prob much cheaper :)

  8. hendrix Says:

    pretty cool

  9. tanya Says:

    Lovely!!! I´ve NEVER seen something like that!!!
    It can´t be seen here in Mexico¡¡
    An authentic proof of design!!

  10. Kristopher Adams Says:

    I am simply stunned by these designs.

  11. Kristopher Adams Says:

    And also… it seems they are rather hard to pin down. Lots of ’stockists’ but I am yet to find anywhere that actually sells them.

    Any info?

  12. Tithi Says:

    Hi Kristopher,

    the project first launched last month at Origin, Somerset House.
    Our stock are just back after we’ve sold all at the exhibition.

    so now we are in contact with few shops and galleries, or you can simple order them directly from us.

    Thanks,
    Tithi

  13. Kelkyron Says:

    These are nice! gave me an idea what to put on my xmas tree.

  14. tinna Says:

    interesting…

  15. freedom Says:

    cleverness

  16. designer Says:

    origami is the future

  17. fakebeca Says:

    its really clever idea

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