Why it's worth it
A sea urchin on your finger, and it's not a metaphor.
The Edit
Molded PMMA plastic erupts into a sea-urchin silhouette — spikes radiating from a domed center, the glossy surface carrying flecks of white suspended inside the amber resin like sediment frozen mid-current. The band sits smooth and clear against the finger while the top face goes full tidal-zone sculpture, the tonal gradient deepening toward the core. Handpoured in small batches at the atelier, no two share the same spike placement or color depth.
Insider Tip
The injection point — a tiny dimple somewhere on the form — is the maker's fingerprint. Finding it is half the fun.
The details
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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