Aleksander Jurczak creates headwear that exists somewhere between functional object and sculpture. Each piece is a study of form, material, and transformation — shaped by hand, by heat, by time.

Working with vintage fur felt and antique textiles, he reinterprets traditional hat-making through a raw, contemporary lens. Surfaces are burned, brushed, and weathered — echoing the textures of nature and decay.

Based in Kraków, the designer continues the dialogue between craft and instinct, tradition and experiment. The result is more than an accessory — it’s a statement of presence, balance, and identity.