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At the Liszt Institute Paris, jewellery collections and accessories of Hungarian designers will be on display until 12 April.
Two studios, Wamp design and Pomanders are showcasing their works in the French capital. WAMP design exhibits concrete jewellery, wooden bags and other creative accessories from six young designers such as Bibeton, Juli Ilyés, New Accent, Silkwood, Zsófia Hidasi and Anna Börcsök.
In addition to WAMP design, Pomanders, founded by Gabriella Schütz, is also present with its scented accessories. The history of scented jewellery dates back to the French Renaissance. At that time, accessories with a pomander, a perfume box, were considered extremely fashionable among the elite.
The exhibition was organised by the Liszt Institute and is planned to be followed by several thematic exhibitions in the future.