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[ORNO] - Silver (0.800) - Cufflinks with a Wavy Pattern
Weight: 10.92
ORNO silver cufflinks featuring rectangular plates with a dark, vertically textured background. Their surface is crisscrossed by smoothly flowing silver bands that form a rhythm of soft waves. The smooth edges contrast with the matte, rough interior, creating a striking interplay of light and shadow.
The simple geometric form is enlivened by the movement of the lines. The cufflinks embody both the austerity of patinated silver and the lightness of the wavy ornament—a small, understated composition in the spirit characteristic of ORNO.
Condition as shown in the photos.
The ORNO Cooperative of Artistic Handicrafts and Labor—founded in 1947 by Romuald Rochacki—restored functional beauty to war-torn Warsaw and beyond. The cooperative’s mission is encapsulated in its name, derived from Latin, where “orno” means “to adorn.” The simple and expressive forms of ORNO’s products were appreciated by both state institutions and individual customers. One of the most famous admirers of ORNO’s aesthetic was Joanna Chmielewska, whose ORNO coral ring became a key plot element in her crime novel *Boczne Drogi*.
Weight: 10.92
ORNO silver cufflinks featuring rectangular plates with a dark, vertically textured background. Their surface is crisscrossed by smoothly flowing silver bands that form a rhythm of soft waves. The smooth edges contrast with the matte, rough interior, creating a striking interplay of light and shadow.
The simple geometric form is enlivened by the movement of the lines. The cufflinks embody both the austerity of patinated silver and the lightness of the wavy ornament—a small, understated composition in the spirit characteristic of ORNO.
Condition as shown in the photos.
The ORNO Cooperative of Artistic Handicrafts and Labor—founded in 1947 by Romuald Rochacki—restored functional beauty to war-torn Warsaw and beyond. The cooperative’s mission is encapsulated in its name, derived from Latin, where “orno” means “to adorn.” The simple and expressive forms of ORNO’s products were appreciated by both state institutions and individual customers. One of the most famous admirers of ORNO’s aesthetic was Joanna Chmielewska, whose ORNO coral ring became a key plot element in her crime novel *Boczne Drogi*.
