
Why it's worth it
Purple translucent resin and orange stamens — botanically accurate, biologically impossible to ignore.
The Edit
Sixty millimeters of translucent violet resin built into ruffled, free-form petals through a 3D-modeled mold and finished by hand at the Barcelona atelier — the polished surface catches light the way blown glass does, while the raised amber stamen cluster at the center is cast separately in matte resin, giving the piece two distinct finishes in one form. No two are identical: the hand-painting means the purple concentrates differently at every petal edge, so the color reads as a gradient rather than a flat fill. The shank disappears under the bloom, making the sculpture the entire point.
Insider Tip
At 60mm wide, this sits across multiple fingers — wear it on your index for the full bloom effect.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Motif
- Floral
- Scale
- Oversized
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