Kapu Glass
Kapu Glass
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Kapu is Prinita Thevarajah’s practice in glass. Kapu is a multidisciplinary studio that produces objects, literature and design independently and in collaboration with artist internationally.
On top of her work with Kapu, Prinita also curates zines to raise funds for various causes.
About Prinita's work
About Prinita's work
Kapu
Kapu Studio has created a series of grounding devices for Red Dot Revolt.
Kapu means bangle in Tamil.
Glass work designer, Prinita Thevarajah uses glass to allude to the childlike qualities inherent in all humans. These glass vessels, candle holders and keychains were created as reminders of the space in between. Using playful colors and asymmetric shapes across glass jewelry and interior objects, Thevarajah's style is both eclectic and ephemeral, celebrating the innocence and purity that often gets lost in this modern world. They intend to hold space and make room for transition, change, being made new again.
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3 - 5 large vases in green, yellow, orange, red and blue, twisted out of glass tubes used for neon signs. A few have flowers in them.
There is a collection of jewellery: necklaces, bracelets, rings and keychains. They are made out of gold and silver steel and glass beads that are colourful. There is a toy house that some beads sit inside. There are colourful candles on candle holders that have been made by colourful glass beads.
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