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Priya Himatsingka
Himatsingka
"In the things we create or choose, we reveal our deepest aspirations. "
Honesty. Integrity. A love of poetry and a pursuit of beauty. Himatsingka's extensive collection exudes stylish simplicity, featuring quaint details that weave together old-fashioned elegance with modern minimalism and a wabi-sabi influence. Each piece is handmade with a style that is distinctly her own.
The artist works primarily in silver and high-karat gold, often combining the two metals. She also offers a collection featuring rose-cut diamonds—smoky stones custom cut for her studio. With pieces typically light in weight, almost ethereal in quality, her works are exquisitely crafted poetry for the body.
Himatsingka was born in India in 1975. Raised in a family of textile designers, she spent her childhood steeped in the most current artistic trends. Himatsingka did her foundation work at Parsons, and earned degrees from New York University in photography and philosophy, then from the Rhode Island School of Design in jewelry.
Honesty. Integrity. A love of poetry and a pursuit of beauty. Himatsingka's extensive collection exudes stylish simplicity, featuring quaint details that weave together old-fashioned elegance with modern minimalism and a wabi-sabi influence. Each piece is handmade with a style that is distinctly her own.
The artist works primarily in silver and high-karat gold, often combining the two metals. She also offers a collection featuring rose-cut diamonds—smoky stones custom cut for her studio. With pieces typically light in weight, almost ethereal in quality, her works are exquisitely crafted poetry for the body.
Himatsingka was born in India in 1975. Raised in a family of textile designers, she spent her childhood steeped in the most current artistic trends. Himatsingka did her foundation work at Parsons, and earned degrees from New York University in photography and philosophy, then from the Rhode Island School of Design in jewelry.
