Just this month has appeared the new catalog of Ana Hagopian.
Don't lose it and take a look.

"Cate Blanchett inspired me for the piece called Campanula. She is like an elphin creature whose beauty is shown in her simplicity and poetry, as Cate herself. A beauty that evokes the magic sound of nature and the brightness and lightness of the nymph's world."
Ana Hagopian

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Argentinian born designer Ana Hagopian arrived in Spain in 1982 after long travels around the world that inspired her in her own design experiments and explorations. She is now one of the masters of world paper fashion and jewellery creating detailed and elegantly crafted design pieces and a universe of colorful (recycled) objects that find their strenght in the juxtaposition of the perishable nature of the material and the endless possibility of its usage.
Ana is today a guest of Fabriano Boutique at the forty-eighth Salone del Mobile ( Furniture Exhibition of Milan), presenting her new collection of paper jewellery.
By The Other You 

Argentina jewelry designer Ana Hagopian opens the doors of his Casataller in the Gothic Quarter with her dog Carlos and with them we are immersed in their particular universe of paper and forms and colors straight from nature.
By María Dolores G.Pastor

"Ana Hagopian cuts, folds, paints, treats and turns paper into light and delicate jewels. Her stunning ornaments are both nice to wear and to look at."
Federica Meacci 

Every corner of this floor, located in the emblematic district of Born of Barcelona has much to say about the personality of its owner, a jewelry designer who chose the city of Barcelona to establish his residence and workshop.

3-7 September 2004
París - Nord Villepinte 

“Material Girl features work that I have discovered and admired on my travels over the past few years - the collections are all textile-based, yet vary greatly - and the exhibition is an exciting opportunity to show them all together. Some of the pieces challenge the definition of jewellery, and many criss-cross their way through the boundaries between art, jewellery design and fashion - but above all, this is a collection of beautifully crafted, tactile jewellery that cries out to be held, touched and worn” 
Kath Libbert 

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