Napkin rings
Objects at the scale of the intimate.
Each piece is cast from the same materials and governed by the same geometric intelligence as the larger work. Sacred proportion. Oxidized metal. Forms drawn from natural systems — the nautilus, the fractal, the fold.
A napkin ring is the smallest architecture on a table. It determines the feeling of sitting down in a way that has nothing to do with function.
Made to order. Limited by material and intention.
Acquisition inquiries: john@johnbrevard.com
