Giant Square Display · Lepidopterology I Unique ceramic plates

Giant Square Display · Lepidopterology I Unique ceramic platesSam Wilde created Lepidopterology I, an enchanting entomology display framed in a hand crafted stained Italian oak display case. This piece repurposes beautifully preserved late nineteenth centaury moth and butterflies native to the British isles, by reimagining these specimens in delicate concentric circles. Unlike with human made works, there is no consciousness dictating a creative philosophy within nature. Instead the patterns found throughout the

5cm Length: 50

and the rugs he created offered a genuine alternative to the real animal skins that were popular in people's homes at the time

A luminous marshland where man-made pollution encroaches on the precious little space reserved for the natural kingdom

Composition100% Cotton Satin

Amongst the fiesta flags

Sam Wilde developed this original artwork

smelling the sweet fragrance and seeing which flowers had most recently bloomed

The inspiration behind this world came from fantastical animal skin rugs designed by renowned Austrian-born architect

brings to life the strange world of Quandary Quagmire in the colourway Lava

GLASSHOUSE 14/11 (Signature Reverse Side)

Length: 43cm Width: 33cm Height: 3cm

these bold ceramics will be the stand-out feature of any room