Between art and functionality
Nayibe Warchausky approaches jewelry as a space for exploration, where architecture, sculpture, and craftsmanship come together. A Venezuelan artist with Russian and Lebanese roots, she studied architecture and later earned a master’s degree in jewelry from the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan, alongside specialized studies in design, landscaping, sculpture, and ceramics.
Founded in 2010, her studio has developed a bold visual language shaped by ambitious volumes, precise lines, symmetry, and polydimensional cuts. Drawing from constructivism, cubism, and futurism, her work reimagines pure lines and geometric forms through optical and three-dimensional facets.
Through the combination of alternative architectural and sculptural forms, the studio creates a timeless, global aesthetic shaped by multicultural influences and the energy of a great metropolis.











