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Close-up split diptych showing a textured mushroom cap with a gold insert on a mossy ground and a woman wearing a pale top and silver pendant.

A woman wearing mushroom headphones with a silver ring, and a butter dish with a ring on top for Wonderland.

Black and white portrait of a woman resting chin on hands wearing a silver bangle bracelet

Two gold mushroom rings displayed on a textured protea flower and an older woman wearing matching earrings.

Close-up portrait of a woman with hands covering her face, displaying rings, paired with a pendant necklace view

Diptych layout featuring a dark red vessel with silver droplet jewellery alongside a portrait of a model wearing the same pendant.

Model wearing dangling gold earrings with white cups stacked on a hand against a black background for Wonderland by Nathalie Edenburg

Close-up of jewellery displayed on a slice of toast with jam on a white plate alongside hands holding hair

Model wearing white tank top with silver pendant necklace against a black background from Wonderland by Nathalie Edenburg

Diptyque split image showing a gold ring with black stones next to miniature tea sets on the left and a gold drop earring worn by a model on the right.

Model in a white strapless dress posing beside a large tree trunk with a calico cat sitting on the ground nearby.

Various Campaigns Wonderland by Nathalie Edenburg 2025

About

Wonderland is a multi-faceted jewelry editorial series by designer Nathalie Edenburg. The project explores the intersection of organic form and refined craftsmanship, placing sculptural metalwork—ranging from mushroom-inspired gold rings to sleek silver drop pendants—alongside tactile natural elements and domestic still lifes. The series features photography by Higor Bastos, with art direction by Joao Pessoni and production by Marc Edenburg. The imagery employs clean, macro-focused compositions and soft ambient lighting to highlight the textures of polished precious metals against forest floors, ceramic vessels, and fabric. Featuring model Marcela Jacobina, the campaign uses an editorial approach that shifts between high-contrast monochrome studio portraiture and earthy, organic outdoor settings.