Lebole Gioelli has transformed passion for art and culture into design objects. Not only jewelry, but objects that embody curiosity and inclusion. Tradition and the concept of beauty, a continuous search to appreciate and live art in everyday life.
The collections of Lebole Gioielli are an example of how art can enter everyday life.
Anemone is the collection designed and created by the Tuscan artist Paolo Perugini that has the anemone as its main subject, created with ancient Japanese silks and leather
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The name of the flower derives from the Greek Anemos which means flower of the wind; in fact, the anemone is a very delicate and fragile flower, whose petals are easily swept away by the wind, considered a symbol of fragility, the anemone also represents the omen of hope that arises after sadness
The Fujiyama collection features earrings made with ancient Japanese kimono silks, laid with a special process on an extremely lightweight wooden core.
They are asymmetric earrings; in one earlobe a fan, a traditional Japanese symbol expressing the wish that happiness can expand to become ever larger
The KOI collection is always designed by Paolo Perugini combining art, culture, and craftsmanship. This time the collection is divided into two different sections based on materials but connected by the main subject: the KOI carp.
One section of the collection follows the technique of the past: colored lacquer, antique Japanese silks, and silver create asymmetric earrings and wonderful necklaces. While in a different section, antique Japanese silks are laid on colored leather and decorated with brass plates depicting the carp.
In the Far East, the carp is a symbol of good luck and its image is often used in well-wishing expressions, not forgetting that its celebrated longevity makes it an emblem of long life
