Ibis

Hungarian-born sculptor and ceramicist Zoltan Popovits' jewelry design draws from the way natural peoples use jewelry in such a way that there is a strong bond between the jewelry and its wearer - jewelry connects its wearer to a certain time, place and people. Many of the jewelry designed by Popovits have their inspiration and name from indigenous peoples and mythologies from different parts of the world, but also from the phenomena of nature and contemporary culture. The ibis gets its name from the long-beaked gallant bird that the ancient Egyptians considered a symbol of the god Thoth.

Design by Zoltan Popovits