Casually Glowy
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What if it was common to wear elegant, subtly glowy electronic jewelry to places like an office or a school? Charlyn Gonda presents her collection of handcrafted rings, necklaces and home decor exploring what it means to be Casually Glowy.
Casually Glowy is more than just a collection of jewelry; it’s a whispered wish, an exploration into a world where technology and elegance intertwine effortlessly. Through her handmade electronic glowing pieces, Charlyn Gonda invites us to glimpse a reality where LEDs are cherished as precious gems, adorning the wearer with a radiant allure that transcends the ordinary.
Crafted from brass, LEDs, and carefully integrated batteries, each piece in the Casually Glowy collection embodies the delicate balance between innovation and sophistication. Despite the challenges of keeping the jewelry small and compact, Charlyn’s designs manage to work around real-world constraints while maintaining a pleasing aesthetic. The result? Pieces that exude both luminance and grace, captivating the eye with their beauty and ingenuity.
In this imagined world, wearing LEDs as symbols of beauty and refinement is not just a fanciful notion but a common practice. "Casually Glowy" redefines the boundaries of traditional adornment, offering jewelry that seamlessly transitions from the office to dinner parties, to even school hallways. Designed with ease of wear in mind, these pieces complement any occasion with a subtle yet captivating glow.
As we adorn ourselves with these luminous treasures, we become ambassadors of a vision where technology is not just functional but also enchanting. These jewels are more than mere accessories; they are conduits of wonder, illuminating both the wearer and the world around them with a radiant glow that speaks to the boundless creativity of the human spirit.
Charlyn Gonda is a coder by sunlight and a maker by moonlight. She enjoys creating different forms of unique glowy art, often using 3D printers, laser cutters and microcontrollers. Gonda works a variety of materials, including LEDs, paper and brass wire.