Orange Autumn Azalea
The 40th anniversary gift that outlasts the occasion: the Orange Autumn Azalea is a ceramic wall flower in a warm, saturated orange that registers as October against virtually any wall color. Six inches across, handmade, one screw, no water, no maintenance. The azalea form carries densely packed petals arranged around a small open center — the bloom shape common in autumn garden centers and almost entirely absent from interior walls, which is an oversight the studio has been working to correct since 2004. Live azaleas are rhododendrons, all of them, and the rhododendron clan blooms once per season and then declines to continue. This piece does not. The studio designed it for the gardener in someone’s life who has been given enough bulbs and not enough objects worth keeping. The 40th anniversary is traditionally ruby; the orange here reads close enough and looks considerably better on most walls. Carried by the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Orange Autumn Azalea
The 40th anniversary gift that outlasts the occasion: the Orange Autumn Azalea is a ceramic wall flower in a warm, saturated orange that registers as October against virtually any wall color. Six inches across, handmade, one screw, no water, no maintenance. The azalea form carries densely packed petals arranged around a small open center — the bloom shape common in autumn garden centers and almost entirely absent from interior walls, which is an oversight the studio has been working to correct since 2004. Live azaleas are rhododendrons, all of them, and the rhododendron clan blooms once per season and then declines to continue. This piece does not. The studio designed it for the gardener in someone’s life who has been given enough bulbs and not enough objects worth keeping. The 40th anniversary is traditionally ruby; the orange here reads close enough and looks considerably better on most walls. Carried by the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The 40th anniversary gift that outlasts the occasion: the Orange Autumn Azalea is a ceramic wall flower in a warm, saturated orange that registers as October against virtually any wall color. Six inches across, handmade, one screw, no water, no maintenance. The azalea form carries densely packed petals arranged around a small open center — the bloom shape common in autumn garden centers and almost entirely absent from interior walls, which is an oversight the studio has been working to correct since 2004. Live azaleas are rhododendrons, all of them, and the rhododendron clan blooms once per season and then declines to continue. This piece does not. The studio designed it for the gardener in someone’s life who has been given enough bulbs and not enough objects worth keeping. The 40th anniversary is traditionally ruby; the orange here reads close enough and looks considerably better on most walls. Carried by the Art Institute of Chicago.
