Every color has its stories... including RED*
Published: 23.05.2023
Necklace: Die Dornenkrone, 1983
Brass, laquer, PVC, steel,
45 x 4.3 cm
Photo by: Otto Künzli
Part of: Private collection
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This article is included in the book Red. Therese Hilbert Jewelry 1966-2020, Arnoldsche, Stuttgart, 2022, pp. 25-33.
RED. Not black. Not silver. Not yellow. These of course also belong to TH’s color spectrum, to her brooches and pendants.
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