A limited edition of just 10 pieces of the iconic Scabetti pendant light sculpture, named Schoal, are now available.
Made with 186 fine bone china fishes, each is coated with 24-ct gold. They're made with an all in one same-plated suspension frame and lines and are 85 cm long and 50cm wide. They were designed by an English team, Dominic and Frances Bromley, famous for their organic forms and quality materials.
The very first introduction of the Schoal pendants was actually in 2007 when they were made fully with bone china fishes. After that they were commissioned worldwide, including a huge 5-meter tall by maritime Headquarters in London.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Limited Edition Lighting Sculptures
- Opportunity for designers to create limited edition lighting sculptures using unique materials and organic forms.
- Fine Bone China Decor
- Growing trend in using fine bone china as a decorative material to create unique and luxury products.
- Gold-coated Home Decor
- Emerging market for home decor items coated in gold to add a touch of luxury and opulence.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for designers to incorporate limited edition lighting sculptures in their interior design projects.
- Luxury Home Decor
- Opportunity for luxury home decor brands to explore the use of fine bone china as a premium material for their products.
- Art and Collectibles
- Emerging market for gold-coated home decor items that could be considered as art pieces and collectibles.
