There are five pieces including a bracelet, a pair of earrings, a necklace, a ring and a tiara. These pieces were inspired by Marchesa Luisa Casati, who was an Italian heiress during the 1800s. During her time she was considered a muse to many artists and fashion designers. Fashion designers nowadays are still inspired by her such as John Galiano, Georgina Chapman from Marchesa and etc. She is considered to be a timeless muse with unique aesthetic that still provocative.
Trifactor collection was inspired by the 3 founders of Matara including Jin, Mo and Prae being represented through simple geometric shapes such as square, circle and triangle. Each shape has its own uniqueness and design property such lines and angles.
The collection shows the marriage between these 3 shapes and how they are interconnected to each other using fine lines which is one of Matara signature styles. In addition, we want to design one of a kind wearable art piece for everyday wear using the highest quality materials, techniques and craftsmanship our high jewelry line has to offer.
The Trifactor Infinity earrings were also worn by Heart Evangelista at Cannes Film Festival 2022.
You can also learn more about my collection and me through this video.
For this collection, my inspiration comes from the question: What is love? To me, love and a heart are complicated subjects. This collection portrays all the complicated facets of love, like various diamond cuts. This collection showcases mother of pearl being transformed into 3 different diamond cuts including diamond cut, shield cut, and pear cut combining x signature lines and Matara diamond.
For his third collection, Pawat wants to explore two concepts: asymmetry and balance through geometric shapes. The past two collections are very much about symmetry and perfection. Pawat wants to take the opposite approach and more abstract concepts for this collection. This collection is inspired by Piet Mondrian’s artworks, who was known for using combinations of straight lines, right angles, primary colors, and juxtaposed elements.
Balance in Distortion Collection uses two approaches to design: constructing and deconstructing using the grid system Pawat designed inspired by Piet Mondrian. This collection still has Pawat’s signature styles including geometric lines and various juxtaposed elements such as colors, textures and negative space.
