next of kin
Sustainable jewelry made from sterling silver recovered from photographic waste.
Next of Kin is a project born from the idea of creating a world where we rethink, through objects, our relationships with everything around us, taking inspiration from the concept of "kinship with all life": the interconnectedness of all beings.
Water that was once toxic waste is transformed back into a pure element, stopping its pollution of our Earth and rejoining its natural cycle.
Handmade in Mexico.
01. underwater forests
Our first collection was born from the sea. Each piece was hand-traced, sculpted in wax, and cast in silver recovered from analog photography waste. The shapes are organic, irregular, alive — like the ecosystem that inspired them. Underwater Forests is an ode to the sea and symbiosis, and many of its pieces are named after women who have made an impact on us.
02. 1 Square Inch of Silence
The collection's name is a tribute to Gordon Hempton's project. He has dedicated—and continues to dedicate—significant time to exploring the world in search of spaces free from noise pollution, with the aim of protecting them.
Follow his work at: soundtracker.com
In this collection, we allow ourselves to express through sounds, images, and forms. Each piece represents an experience/memory/feeling. Working with diverse materials is a manifestation of what this past year has meant in our lives: undeniable evolution and transformation. It reflects the constant metamorphosis in which we all find ourselves, generating agreements and disagreements of beliefs, feelings, and pleasures.
03. Downpour
Each of the pieces in this collection is born as an amulet: there is no single way to wear them, nor a single meaning. Everyone will find the piece that resonates with them, the one that speaks their own language.
