Temple of the silver moon
A sculptural piece crafted from found steel to form a sacred temple with a balancing silver moon that moves gently in an arc.
These pieces are magical placed next to a widow where the breeze brings them into movement.
This single piece is available to purchase at studio cost for a limited time as part of SASA’s studio shop, a curated selection of items from our personal collection.
Some pieces in the studio shop have been carefully lived with or previously featured in showrooms and are sold as seen.
Gallery price £6300
Shipping options are available both within the UK and Internationally. Please enquire for further details.
A sculptural piece crafted from found steel to form a sacred temple with a balancing silver moon that moves gently in an arc.
These pieces are magical placed next to a widow where the breeze brings them into movement.
This single piece is available to purchase at studio cost for a limited time as part of SASA’s studio shop, a curated selection of items from our personal collection.
Some pieces in the studio shop have been carefully lived with or previously featured in showrooms and are sold as seen.
Gallery price £6300
Shipping options are available both within the UK and Internationally. Please enquire for further details.
A sculptural piece crafted from found steel to form a sacred temple with a balancing silver moon that moves gently in an arc.
These pieces are magical placed next to a widow where the breeze brings them into movement.
This single piece is available to purchase at studio cost for a limited time as part of SASA’s studio shop, a curated selection of items from our personal collection.
Some pieces in the studio shop have been carefully lived with or previously featured in showrooms and are sold as seen.
Gallery price £6300
Shipping options are available both within the UK and Internationally. Please enquire for further details.
Dimensions 56 x 19 x 27 cm / 22 x 7.5 x 10.5 in
Forged steel and silver
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“ a piece to capture the essence of a place where the form of the chapel had become the landscape and the landscape had become the form.... from the patina of time"
—Craig