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The corolla of a giant flower seen from inside. The plates are angled toward the centre and downward — the composition opens upward while the viewer looks at it from below, standing inside the flower.

The thickness produces strong optics: each plate holds the refracted reflection of its neighbours, and the ring seems endless. The pink chosen is a cold one, amethyst — it keeps the piece in an adult register and stops it turning sweet.

The light strikes upward and only a glimmer along the edges escapes. The core stays dark — a device that makes you look inside.

By day it is a crown, faceted and cold. In the evening it is a flower glowing from deep within, never showing where it burns.

Where it works

A ring form for round tables, rotundas, the central zone of a living room, boudoirs, private dining rooms.

Selection by space: Dining room

Style

Softened Art Deco and feminine Art Nouveau: velvet, mirrors, deep muted tones. The message is intimacy — the composition draws a closed circle of light you want to stay inside.