Frog Aspect is an art jewelry studio founded in 2008 by Einat Cohen, based in Brooklyn, New York.

Trained in multi-disciplinary design at Seminar Hakibutzim College in Tel Aviv with a focus on costume and performance, Einat approaches jewelry the way a costume designer approaches a body — as a moving stage, where what you wear changes how you inhabit space.

The name Frog Aspect reflects a fascination with metamorphosis and adaptability. Each piece begins with a material question rather than a fixed idea: what does this fabric do when it shrinks? What does copper become when it oxidizes? What happens when brass stays raw and geometric? The answers shape the work.

This philosophy is rooted in the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi — an acceptance of imperfection as the point, not the problem. Einat accepts what the material does on its own, even when it surprises her. She finds beauty in the moment something goes wrong. And she lets the process show in the finished piece rather than hiding it. Small irregularities become the focal point. Unexpected behavior becomes the design.

The practice has evolved through distinct material chapters — beginning with sculptural scarves hand-knotted from recycled fabric scraps, then a collection of versatile sculptured garments and bags, then lightweight textile jewelry exploring drape and movement, then mixed-media pieces combining rubber, tyvek, and oxidized copper. The current work, New Metal, marks a turn toward brass — clean, architectural, and geometric — while remaining rooted in the same material curiosity that started everything.

Each piece is handmade. Each one is its own argument.

Selected exhibitions & fairs

2021 — CraftBoston

2022 — CURATE Trade Show, New York

2023 — Artistar Jewels, Milano Jewelry Week

2024 — Cluster Jewellery, London

frog Aspect // 110 Jefferson Ave ,1 Brooklyn New York 11216.