Stryx Grande

Stryx GrandeA fire enameled copper dish, produced by fusing powdered glass to metal to achieve a thick, vitrified surface. Named after the short lived Italian television program Stryx (1978), it pulls from the shows staged occult imageryblack velvet backdrops, metallic body paint, ritual gestures lit in saturated color. The radiating form echoes that atmosphere: uneven, flame like extensions pushing out from a dense center. The enamel holds light with a lacquered

Sargasso Vessel

A playful take on the traditional wine decanter

or Advil for the morning after

As durable as it is graceful

anything slicked in oil and meant to be taken with fingers

aperitifs or digestifs (with or without a rock)

for cold nights with Hot Toddy’s and mulled wine

cutting through smoke and residue

A collaboration with whole flower tea brand The Qi

in which a molten glass dome is spun upside-down to create waves that resemble the wilting petals of a flower

adding subtle texture and sculptural interest

and sconces feature playful fins