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Lysestage med respekt for sig selv 3

by Anne Jaedicke Denmark

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Description

This series of four candlesticks demonstrate the forces of fire – in a new way. With the intention of awakening the viewer. So the viewer can see the fire from candlelight – in a new way.At eye level, with respect.

Weight (kg)	7
Production Year	2022
Material	Aluminum, Douglas-pine
Discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Color	Aluminum
Design Class	Limited Editions
Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	42x25x135

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Why is our way of living - both with function, material and aesthetic - so static? Are we done exploring? Material based experimental practice, wanting to renew how we experience well known materials - while playing with new aesthetic and function for the furniture in our future homes. @annethegreatest