”Sin-de-Rella” 2024, (Rella means beauty) seeks to challenge prevailing notions of women’s position and physical attractiveness. This meticulously handcrafted wire crown, embellished with charcoal in lieu of traditional diamonds, serves as a potent symbol representing the struggles faced by women in our contemporary society. By employing charcoal, typically associated with darkness and imperfection, rather than conventional gemstones, this piece aims to underscore the stark reality that women are often judged solely on their outward appearance. In a world that places immense emphasis on surface beauty, this artwork provocatively questions the validity of such standards and illuminates the underlying inequality that persists. The crown’s unconventional materials and design purposefully disrupt established notions of beauty and contest the conventions of beauty pageantry. It serves as a poignant reminder that even when a woman is bestowed with the title of princess or queen in someone’s life, her true worth and societal standing remain obscured and undervalued, much like charcoal.