Lighting up the flowers – Design Middle East
Jeremy Cole is an award-winning ceramist, designing and creatingccollections of lighting inspired by nature. All his pieces are works of art, each handmade with intricate details. Every crafted ceramic plant is an expression of Cole’s native New Zealand, known for its natural scenery and flora.
As part of his ongoing experimentation around orchids, Cole has designed this breathtaking Cymbidium chandelier. The light is made from completely hand mastered porcelain flowers individually created by Cole. The flowers are lit via an internal lamp gear. Cole says: “I constantly experiment with the mediums of ceramics and light by exploring the relationship between flora and art.”
Available in Matt White/Matt Black; jeremycole.net
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