Born under the sign of the Akan culture, the name of an important West African tribe founded at the end of the 17th century, this tableware stands out by its highly refined composition. The gold and platinum threads linking the Baoulé “weights” intertwine, transforming them into slender little planets that are timeless and contemporary.
Picked out in royal blue and gold, or matt black and platinum, this precious work play simultaneously on the concept of “weight” and lightness, fulness and emptiness, the round and the oblong.
Born under the sign of the Akan culture, the name of an important West African tribe founded at the end of the 17th century, this tableware stands out by its highly refined composition. The gold and platinum threads linking the Baoulé “weights” intertwine, transforming them into slender little planets that are timeless and contemporary.
Picked out in royal blue and gold, or matt black and platinum, this precious work play simultaneously on the concept of “weight” and lightness, fulness and emptiness, the round and the oblong.
