Souk Filigree
When the Souk Filigree is lit, it turns any wall into a constellation. The hand-pierced brass panels cast hundreds of geometric shadows — a different pattern at every angle, every distance.
Made in the Fez medina by craftsmen who learned the trade from their grandfathers. The filigree pattern is a traditional Arabesque design that has been in continuous use for over 400 years.
Hang it. Light it. Watch the room change.
The Story Behind This Piece
Each Souk Filigree takes three days to pierce by hand. The craftsman uses a single awl and a wooden mallet, working from a paper template that has been in his family for generations.
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