Drops
Crystal spheres set into solid crystal.
The bond between the two is pigmented on purpose, so a shift of colour appears where the surfaces meet — like a watercolour bleeding at its edge.
The Candelabra takes four tapers on a monolithic block. Lit, the light moves through the crystal and keeps changing across an evening.
The Vase is tall enough to anchor a room and restrained enough to earn a bare one. Each joint carries its own quiet colour, and no two are identical.
The Table Lamp feels weightless — as though the droplets were held together by surface tension alone. A light source with the presence of a sculpture.
The Bookends are two solid lead crystal forms, sold as a pair, hand-cut and polished to maximum clarity.
Handmade in Pujiang. Small bubbles occur and are inherent to the material. Keep the spheres out of direct sunlight — they magnify, and that is a genuine fire risk.
