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    Butterfly Gingko Gold Scented Reed Diffuser by Michael Aram

    Butterfly Gingko Gold Scented Reed Diffuser by Michael Aram

    Regular price $182.00 CAD
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    The ginkgo leaf is one of nature's oldest forms, unchanged for millions of years, and there is something deeply grounding about that. The Butterfly Ginkgo Gold Diffuser by Michael Aram captures its timeless silhouette in hand-sculpted goldtone detail, each leaf shaped by artisan hands and set in motion around a luminous white glass vessel as though caught in a gentle current of air.

    Natural wood reeds release a rich and intriguing fragrance of Black Currant, Blush Rose, White Amber, Clove, and Indonesian Patchouli — a blend that is warm and complex, with a depth that reveals itself slowly and lingers long after you have left the room.

    When the last note fades, the sculptural vessel finds new purpose as an elegant bud vase. A functional work of art, rooted in nature and crafted to endure. A gift of rare thoughtfulness for birthdays, housewarmings, anniversaries, and any occasion that deserves something both beautiful and lasting.

    MATERIALS
    Glass
    Goldtone
    White Enamel
    Wooden Reeds

    Dimensions: 8.9 cm L × 7.6 cm W × 10.8 cm H

    Capacity: 150 ml (5.07 oz)

    Includes: 8 reeds

     

    Inspired by the captivating “Butterfly Gingko” tree, this collection celebrates the idea of metamorphosis with Aram crafting leaves and twigs in metal that seemingly take flight from the branches as butterflies. The solid brass sculpts, polished to a gold hue, exude a fresh vibrancy and energy. Cocoon-like vessels are hand polished to a mirror-like finish, reflecting radiant sculpts to create a sense of wonder and intrigue. White enamel butterflies add a refined touch of ethereal beauty.

    “I still remember making the first rendition of Butterfly Ginkgo and knowing in my heart that it would become an important motif for me. Inspired by a ginkgo leaf blowing through my bedroom window one day, I looked at the gingko tree outside with fresh eyes, imagining its leaves as butterflies ready to take flight.” -M

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