“Layer upon layer — time made solid, carved back into form.”
Stratum reads like sediment held still: cylindrical bases hand-worked into faceted, chiselled surfaces, crowned with quiet circular tops. Conceived as a pair that nests and separates, each table carries the memory of pressure and patience — geology translated into functional sculpture.
Part of the Molten collection, Stratum trades fire for weight: not the moment metal softens, but the slow accumulation that leaves everything marked, nothing erased.
