El Lissitzky Broom Magazine Mismatched Earrings – Constructivist Wearable Art

Black and beige El Lissitzky geometric mismatched earrings feature iconic 1923 Constructivist art details from the famous Broom: An International Magazine of the Arts woodcut covers. Suspended from 925 sterling silver hooks, these rectangular wooden drop earrings capture the bold typographic and avant-garde spirit of the era in a sophisticated cream, ochre, and black palette.

Each earring measures approximately 4 cm x 3.5 cm. The striking neutral geometric artwork is carefully mounted on sustainable wood sourced from FSC-certified suppliers — please note that while the raw material comes from FSC-certified sources, the finished piece is not itself an FSC-certified product. The reverse side is finished with a clean black hand-painted coat, allowing the natural organic grain of the wood to remain beautifully visible. Because each pair is entirely handmade in my artisan studio in Granada, Spain, without any industrial mass production, you are owning a completely unique piece of wearable art history.

Rain and humidity are not a problem, but please avoid wearing your jewellery while washing your hands, showering, bathing, swimming, or in the sea.

Exceptionally lightweight and comfortable to wear, these abstract dangles come equipped with protective silicone safety clasps. Every Obljewellery piece arrives in handmade sustainable packaging made with FSC-certified paper — because the unboxing experience should feel just as artisanal as the jewellery itself.

This unusual geometric design makes a brilliant art history gift, a thoughtful architect or designer appreciation gesture, or an intellectual birthday surprise for museum lovers, painters, avant-garde enthusiasts, and book collectors.