Ikebana Sconce T10-4W Lucy advocated for equal pay

Lucy advocated for equal pay for women and was the first woman in Massachusetts to earn a college degree

lacquer can wear off due to regular use

A symphony of movement and natural beauty

imperfections are inherent in our handcrafted artisan production giving each light vitality and authenticity

’s drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Ikebana Sconce T10-4W Lucy advocated for equal payAn intersection of nature, reverence, craft, movement, and simplicity. Graceful flowers sway before a moon like sphere. This light sculpture is an ode to warm summer days and the beauty of nature. Forever a flower child, the Ikebana Collection evolved from the minimalist ceramic stands studio founder Michelle Aaro made to display sprigs gathered from summer walks. Dried botanicals gave way to hand sculpted flowers, a nod to the 70s copper sculptures