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Fleur de papier Tubéreuse

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Fleur de papier Tubéreuse
$37.4 $55 In stock

Category: Mission Aldebaran

Créée à la main par Marjorie Colas, cette tubéreuse en papier rend hommage à l’installation immersive MISSION ALDEBARAN.Chaque pétale est plié selon la technique de l’origami, avec précision et sensibilité, pour incarner la fragilité lumineuse de cette fleur emblématique. Un objet poétique, unique et délicat — trace sensible d’une œuvre où l’art, la matière et le parfum ne faisaient plus qu’un. Pièce faite main – chaque fleur est uniqueDimensions : env. 20 cmMatière : papier blancCréation : Marjorie Colas pour MISSION ALDEBARAN
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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 10 reviews)

Emma E. ★★★★★

The hand-folding on this tuberose is delicate enough that you can see the origami technique in every petal, and it feels like a tiny piece of the immersive installation you can keep at home. I keep catching myself staring at the way the light hits the creases.

Daniel J. ★★★★★

Each petal is folded with such care that it catches the light differently depending on the angle, and it arrived in perfect shape. I keep it on my desk as a small reminder of the immersive installation—it's surprisingly sturdy for something handmade.

Steven Y. ★★★★★

The hand-folded petals are so precise they look almost mechanical, but up close you can see the subtle creases of real origami work. It’s a delicate, sculptural piece that brings a bit of that immersive art installation into my living room.