I carry emotions, not jewelry.

CopperRoots, a story that begins with copper but isn't limited to making jewelry.

It all started with the desire to create things touched by hand, bearing traces, and having a story, instead of mass-produced, identical items.

I am Burcu. I am the designer, maker, and the person behind CopperRoots.

I love copper because it's imperfect. It takes shape as it's hammered, changes with fire, and gains its own color and patina over time. In fact, it's a bit like people.

That's why at CopperRoots, I don't try to produce flawless and identical pieces. Each design has subtle differences, traces left by handcrafting, and a surface that will change over time.

Designs rooted in the past, belonging to today

In CopperRoots designs, I draw inspiration from nature, ancient symbols, Anatolia, traces left by different cultures, and sometimes just life itself.

The sun, roots, cycles, night and day, new beginnings, remembering, transforming…

Instead of using a symbol just because it looks beautiful, I'm interested in what it means.

Then I transfer that story to copper.

I cut.
I hammer.
I engrave.
I heat it with fire.
Sometimes I don't like what I've done and start over.

In the end, what emerges is not just an earring, necklace, or bracelet; it's a piece that will continue another story with the person who wears it.

Why copper?

Because it's a living material.

Copper changes over time. It acquires a unique surface as it comes into contact with your skin, the air, and life. I see this change not as a flaw, but as a continuation of the piece's story.

The spirit of CopperRoots is precisely this:

Things that accumulate traces instead of aging.

CopperRoots

"Roots" is not a word chosen by chance.

No matter how much we change, there is a place, a past, a root that makes us who we are.

But putting down roots doesn't mean staying where we are.

Like a tree.

Its roots go down while its branches extend in other directions.

CopperRoots grows this way too.

New materials, new techniques, new symbols, and new stories are added. But at its core, it still has the same thing:

Handicraft, curiosity, and the desire to carry meaning.

I don't just want you to choose jewelry here.

I want you to find something of yourself.

CopperRoots
I carry feelings, not just jewelry.