Hailing from Vancouver Island, B.C., via Israel, Lilach Lotan's work is a study in focused vision and warm, inviting ceramics for the home. Though her repertoire includes vessels and tablewares, we were especially taken by her series of sconces, votives and ceiling fixtures.
• More work by Lilach Lotan can be found here.
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Comments (8)
I like them but the first pic. looks like a bunch of boobs.
They look like something that lives on the ocean floor. Aggregating many of one thing isn't always a good design move.
Ew. Somehow I feel dirty after seeing this, and I'm not quite sure why.
My friends would surely make fun of me if I tried to install something like this. Granted, they have no design sense, but still... I wouldn't blame them.
Ewwww. I don't like the way these look at ALL! I agree with scmt -- they creep me out and I don't know why.
And agreed on the "boob plant."
I agree that they look like sea creature boobs, but I like it!
I love all of these--and thanks, Louise Bourgeois--
http://homepage.mac.com/xcia0069/Review/bourgeois-cumul1.jpg
I like the 'flowers' one a lot, but the other ones are not really my cup of tea.
You have to see these in person. I have one of the tea lights and gave a different one as a gift. They're really quite interesting and pretty looking when they're lit.