TAKARA
by William Brand
An archetype, devoid of frivolity. So pure, that adding a simple
candle is enough to evoke a sensation of poignant beauty.
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TAKARA
sculptured by William Brand
On a windswept beach, an almost entirely
covered
object
was
noticed.
Once
unearthed, it was brought home purely
for the sake of its beauty. After adding
a candle, it took on another meaning:
a sculpture of light.
The ‘Takara’, Japanese for treasure, was
uncovered in the hands of William Brand.
It carries within her a rejection of shallow
frivolity, and the embrace of purity.
In line with the same thoughts, an artisanal
table was created out of wood and casted
bronze.
TAKARA CHANDELIER LONG
L.210xW.40xH.30 cm, 100kg, 10xE14 incandescent candles/6xGU10 LED downlights, casted bronze dark patina
The incandescent candles are separately dimmable from the hidden LED downlights
TAKARA TABLE
L.300xW.100xH.75 cm, 230kg, ancient oak table top, casted bronze dark patina table legs
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