Collection: Khatt

Does the wire create the form, or is the form made up of the wires? 

This fine jewelry collection began In 2019, when I first explored wire work using Argentium silver. The name of the collection Khatt means Line in Arabic. 

What started as an experiment with cutting and fusing wires without solder evolved into a reflection of raw authenticity. The wires, cut with intentional irregularity, have no need for precision, and thats where the beauty lies. 

The result is something messy and raw, yet refined in its own way. Each wire, bound together with minimal restraint, forms flat yet structured shapes that reflect the organic nature of the material. 

The original earring design made in 2019 has since grown into a full collection, now crafted in 18 carat gold and adorned with synthetic gemstones. 

Each piece speaks to the quiet tension between control and chaos, a deliberate imbalance that whispers of something both unfinished and eternal.