PINLOVE MAGNET

In Homer’s Odyssey, Antinous presents Penelope with a gift of jeweled pins in an attempt to seduce her. Athenian Women used the dagger-like pins to fasten their tunics. Crismann reinterprets the pin into an iconic element, a symbol of attachment, an expression of love: The “Pinlove”. Thin but not kind, delicate but sharp, easy to hold but careful to handle. Isn’t this what love is all about?

PINLOVE  MAGNET RING

PINLOVE MAGNET ANKLET

PINLOVE MAGNET EARRINGS

In Homer’s Odyssey, Antinous presents Penelope with a gift of jeweled pins in an attempt to seduce her. Athenian Women used the dagger-like pins to fasten their tunics. Crismann reinterprets the pin into an iconic element, a symbol of attachment, an expression of love: The “Pinlove”. Thin but not kind, delicate but sharp, easy to hold but careful to handle. Isn’t this what love is all about?  