This sculptural fashion accessory explores how geometric movement can be translated into wearable form. Its triangular structure emerges from the natural motion of the human head, allowing the shape to develop intuitively rather than through fixed geometry.

 The piece works with the idea of movement shaping structure — how a simple gesture can generate a form that feels both precise and fluid. This quiet interplay between motion and geometry gives the accessory its character.

Made in bobbin lace using metal wire, the piece combines structural clarity with the delicacy of textile technique, creating an object that feels architectural yet lightweight and expressive.