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_BRINGS TWO METALS INTO QUIET CONVERSATION. STAINLESS STEEL & COPPER, DISTINCT IN CHARACTER YET INSEPERABLE IN FORM, A POIGNANT BALANCE BETWEEN PRECISION & WARMTH, STRUCTURE & ORNAMENT.
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Cut and folded into sweeping, orbital forms, stainless steel creates an architectural framework around a copper vessel or box, held at its centre like a jewel in suspension.
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COMING SOONThe work emerges from a fascination with contrasts: the engineered and the elemental, the coolness of steel and the warmth of copper, the exactitude of geometry and the irregularities of the hand.
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_EXPLORES THE QUIET RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MOON, LIGHT & REFLECTION, IT'S CHANGING LIGHT & SHIFTING IMAGE.
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The circle lends the form a sense of continuity, its measured proportions balancing presence with restraint. Neither entirely object nor ornament, it occupies a space between function and contemplation.
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Copper carries a particular warmth, its surface recording the gestures of the hand and responding to the light around it. Over time, the material develops a character of its own, allowing the object to evolve alongside the spaces it inhabits.
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AES CURRUM EXPLORES COPPER THROUGH THE RITUALS OF OFFERING, SERVING & GATHERING.
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Drawing from the heritage of Indian metalworking, the collection reconsiders familiar vessels as objects that move between everyday utility and ceremonial presence.
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A vessel can become part of a gathering, an offering or a memory, carrying significance beyond its immediate function.
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The red metal offers a rich vocabulary of surface and colour. Its natural warmth, the depth of patination and the luminosity of silver gilding create contrasting expressions of the same material, each revealing a different quality through light, touch and time.
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Craft & Design.
Our cultural designWe walk hand in hand with the past and wade it through the door ahead, the future now beckons us.
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A heartbeat, a labor of love.
Know us betterHow do we impart a soul in an object, a question we strive to achieve.
Heritage Crafts, UK
NEST, New York
World Crafts Council, Asia Pacific Region