'Shizuku' Kerzenständer von Nousaku Trovelore including one exhibited at the

including one exhibited at the MoMa in New York

and collaborations with designers

a city with over 400 years of metal casting tradition

als Loris Jaccard und Livia Lauber eine Reihe französischer Kantinengläser in einem Brennofen stellten und sie so langsam in fröhlich schräge Gläser verwandelten

'Shizuku' Kerzenständer von Nousaku Trovelore including one exhibited at theThe candle holder 'Shizuku' (meaning 'Drop' in Japanese) was originally designed for a Buddhist ritual. Its elegant design features timeless proportions and is an expression of the exceptionally meticulous craftsmanship of the Japanese foundry Nousaku. Made from brass using traditional casting techniques by Nousaku, each candlestick is given a special color treatment by Iromasa, a traditional workshop for metal coloring with a 70 year history in