Kormar

Trained at George Brown College, Toronto-based maker Korinna Azreiq is the designer behind Kormar. After graduating from college, Korinna worked predominantly with precious metals and gem stones, using traditional casting techniques. In 2013, she discovered 3D computer modelling and printing, which completely changed her approach to design and choice of materials.

Korina Launched in 2015 Kormar, offering affordable and eco friendly alternatives to massed produced jewellry.

Korinna’s work explores nature inspired shapes by using 3D modelling software. Computer aided design is a very unique way to sculpt different objects, which helps to materialize mini sculptures out of this world.

Most of Korinna’s jewellery is made out of 3D printed nylon, a very light durable material.  The colour is applied after the object is printed with fabric dyes.  The objects are printed with the SLS method, allowing to print interlocked complex shapes in one print.