The making of HK1041

More than a half-century after its design, an original Henning Koppel silver treasure finally comes to life
Made by the hands of a single Georg Jensen silversmith - an unparalleled expert in Koppel’s exclusive masterpieces and the only one possessing the skill set to make this unique silver piece - the 1041 is hand-hammered from a twelve-kilo sheet of fine silver and hand-polished to a silk matte finish, a trademark of Koppel’s silver designs. The final result is weighing in at an impressive 7.7 kilos and measuring 74 cm (L) x 45 cm (W) x 24 cm (H). Every 1041 will feature a number and an imprint of Henning Koppel’s signature, alongside the Georg Jensen logo. Though Georg Jensen has a longstanding tradition for working in sterling silver, it was deemed necessary to use fine silver (which has a purity of 99.9%) for this new endeavour. This even more premium version of the precious metal has a softer texture which is a prerequisite for achieving the correct thickness and crafting the complex curves of this breath-taking sculptural design that stands out as a piece of pure silver art.
Read more: spark.adobe.co...

[@farbodpor4621]

excellent

[@NieMaDlaMnieWolnegoNicka]

Coś pięknego 😍 mam kilka rzeczy i ciągle chcę więcej, bo to są małe dzieła sztuki! 🤍

[@JonathanHugtand]

Henrik er boss!

[@brendankelly1384]

I choose gj to make my CDS & DVDs on a nice day one day @w

[@GboladeOludare]

[@AlecTello]

This is truly incredible and an inspiration!

[@soamazing7027]

Great Video! (Jesimiel Millar Fernåndez) 1M2K136

[@MrEp5]

all im thinking is... dont breath that stuff in...

[@CONEHEADDK]

WOW ! "Anybody" could have been fx Jackson Pollock, but things like this...