Emery Studio has unveiled the Camelia Collection by Daum at their store. With this new series, the company wanted to highlight the 1970s and pay homage to the empowerment and audacity of women. Camelia is composed of a magnum piece sculpted on both sides with asymmetrical decorations — a large vase with blossoming petals, a centerpiece dish revealing the heart of the flower and its pistils, an Art Nouveau-influenced vase embossed with the iconic flower, a small 15cm vase, a mirror cradled in a stunning pink crystal camellia, a table-top flower, and finally a small bowl that can be displayed within the assortment’s larger dish. Each of these pieces has been finely sculpted by the brand’s craftsmen before going through a meticulous colour selection process.
Camellia is a flower full of character, as visually powerful as it is elegant and harmonious. Daum opted for a new approach by drawing inspiration from past iconic representations influenced by the Decorative Arts. This collection comes in purple or pink, with different interpretations and settings: the pink version brings out the romantic side of the collection, while the purple pieces offer a more radical and dynamic facet.
Compiled by: IDW Staff
Photographs: Courtesy Emery Studio
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