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The unrivalled aesthetic of Neo-Victorian Era

The 19th century was probably the most drastic century. It saw a 360-degree metamorphosis by the end of the era. The dawn of the 1900s was like that of an old-world era (barely any mechanics). But by the end, it was revolutionized with scientific discoveries, machinery invention, and industrialization.

Absynthe design is a homage to this bygone era of old mechanical and blended precision engineering combined with an undying love for watches and beautiful hand-crafted machines. We embody emotions with our beautiful hand-crafted range of products. We create stories that are unparalleled by any other.

The 19th century aka. The Neo-Victorian Era can be referenced as one of the most giving eras to the modern world in terms of its aesthetic. Many popular films and series such as Sherlock, Downton Abbey, The Paradise, and Mr. Selfridge have been seen referencing this era and style.

It’s an aesthetic that, today, acts as the conscious reference for anything vintage.

An art form that truly showcased some of the best results of human creativity is all but gone.  Absynthe Design hopes to bring it back from its exile and reveal it once again to the people in all its former glory. A tribute to the perfect blend of art with master craftsmanship and perfection.

Absynthe Design is an attempt at blurring the line between art and design. We create pieces that often defy categories or descriptions. Each is a masterpiece with its own tale to tell. It’s this story among the multitude of others that are created in the studio of Absynthe Design, every day.

With our exquisitely designed range of products, we tend to cater to every soul with a timeless beauty that personifies sentiments. Bestow yourself with a classic, unique and alluring piece from Absynthe Design that you can cherish for a whole lifetime.

Step into the world of Absynthe design; visit  http://absynthedesign.com.

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