Syzygy's Debut Collection
The debut collection of Syzygy features decorative & utility table wares and a set of candle holders. An assortment of aesthetically viable designs is casted in solid brass & copper and finished to highest of quality, for dynamic needs of people.
With a salient form and authentic material, the collection defies time and space by proving its applicability in private as well as commercial spaces. The products unites modern beauty with traditional craftsmanship using premium materials which highlight natural colors and textures. The motivation for the collection came from creating a set of products which have a vast adoption & also act as pieces of decor providing an impression of luxury.
An 8 piece line which comprises of a plate, a dish, a can, 2 pots along with a pair of candle sticks and a candelabrum finds their usage, solo as well as a collective. It upgrades the surroundings with its soul bringing a sense of richness and intensity through its warmth & adaptability. The set is appropriate for any kind of table in any environment.
The decision on brass & copper as a material of choice was taken to develop high quality design pieces which will last a lifetime and gets better with time & use. With natural patina developing on its surface, brass & copper becomes elegant and unique but can be brought back to its original state providing its user an individual choice of finish. This personalisation establish an emotional attachment between the product and its user. In candle holders set, use of statuario marble as a base elegantly compliment the metal finishes. With the nourished usage, these products are meant to last forever in comparison to present culture of throw away products.
The cylindrical form gives the pieces an expression which is both simple and sophisticated. The products as a line compliment each other in a continuous dialogue with its functional and sculptural character. This range of products is simple & geometric which distinctly defines elemental aesthetics of the brand, Syzygy.
