Nordic Abstract Ceramic Figurine | Light Luxury Sculpture & Desk Ornament for Living Room, Office & Bookshelf Decor, 18 Styles

A small abstract ceramic figurine, glazed and fired so the surface has the soft depth that only ceramic gives — light catches the curve of the form and falls away into the hollows rather than skating across it the way it does on resin or plastic. Eighteen styles are available, from tight geometric solids to looser organic shapes.

Eighteen options is the point rather than an accident. Small sculpture works best in groups of two or three at different heights, and having a whole family of related pieces in a single glaze means any combination you choose will look deliberate. One on a bookshelf between the books and the wall; two on a console at either end; three on a coffee table or a sideboard as a considered still life. The light luxury Nordic look — restrained forms, a quiet glaze, no colour to speak of — sits easily in Scandinavian, Japandi, minimalist and modern rooms, and works as well on an office desk as in a living room. Each also makes a self-contained gift that needs no explaining.

Why you'll love it

• Eighteen styles in one glaze — any combination you pick reads as a matched set.
• Fired ceramic — a soft, deep surface that holds light better than resin or plastic.
• Group or use alone — one as an accent, two or three at staggered heights as a composition.
• Nordic light luxury — restrained abstract forms with no colour to fight the room.
• Home or office — equally at home on a living room shelf and a work desk.
• Self-contained gift — a considered object that doesn't need a reason attached to it.

Details

• Material: glazed fired ceramic
• Options: 18 styles
• Type: abstract sculpture / desk and shelf ornament
• Care: dust with a soft dry cloth; handle by the body rather than any thin projection
• Ideal for: living rooms, bookshelves, consoles and sideboards, home offices and desks, bedrooms, Scandinavian and Japandi interiors

Styling tip — group in odd numbers and vary the height. Three pieces of the same size in a row reads as a shop display; three at different heights reads as an arrangement.