Description
The Maromandia is a stone sculpture in a soft beige, shaped as a simple, rounded arch with a broad opening through its centre. It stands 14cm high, 12.5cm long and 5cm wide, a compact size that suits a shelf, a side table or a desk. The surface carries the small pits and gentle variations in tone that natural stone brings, and those marks are part of its appeal. Because this is a natural material, every piece is unique, and no two sculptures will look quite the same.
We think it looks best on a sideboard, a bookshelf, a mantelpiece or a console table in the hall. The neutral beige sits happily beside pale wood, white walls, rattan and green plants, and it softens a run of books or a framed print without competing with them. It is small enough for a shelf with limited headroom, and it groups well with vases, candles and other objects to build a relaxed, layered display. It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone setting up a new home, a study or a calm reading corner.
The sculpture is stone in a warm beige that sits comfortably with almost any colour scheme. Stone is dense and heavy for its size, which explains why a piece this compact weighs 1.25KG and sits firmly on a shelf. Its slim 5cm width lets it fit a narrow ledge or an indoor window sill where a bulkier ornament would overhang. When you move it, lift it rather than slide it, as stone can scratch a polished or painted surface.
Specification
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Stone |
| Details |
Natural material: every piece is unique |
| Length |
12.5cm |
| Width |
5cm |
| Height |
14cm |
| Weight |
1.25KG |
Frequently Asked
What material is the Maromandia sculpture?
It is made of stone in a warm beige, and because stone is a natural material, the pattern of small pits and the tone vary from one sculpture to the next.
How big is the sculpture?
It is 14cm high, 12.5cm long and 5cm wide, and it weighs 1.25KG, which makes it a compact but weighty piece for a shelf or sideboard.
Does every sculpture look identical?
No. Stone is a natural material, so every piece is unique, with its own small variations in tone and surface texture, and we see that as part of its charm.
Where does the sculpture look best?
We like it indoors on a sideboard, bookshelf, mantelpiece or console table, where its arch shape and beige tone sit well beside books, plants and pale wood.
What colour is the sculpture?
It is a soft, neutral beige, so it works with white, cream and grey walls as well as warm wood and rattan furniture.