Description
The octahedron was air to the ancient Greeks: eight triangular faces in balance, a form of lightness and symmetry. Among the five Platonic solids it is the one that seems to float, each face mirrored by its opposite in still, even harmony.
Our Octahedron strips the form to its essential structure. Handcrafted as an open wireframe in dark metal, it draws itself in the air, its lines framing the space they enclose. Turn it, or simply walk past, and the composition changes with every angle.
It sits as comfortably beside contemporary ceramics as it does among old books and instruments, a bridge between ancient thought and modern design. For those who appreciate that the simplest forms often carry the longest stories.
