The Coppersmith
Every dent in the Coppersmith's body is intentional. The hammered texture catches light the way water catches moonlight — scattered, alive, never the same twice.
The copper has been allowed to develop a natural verdigris at the seams, a process that takes months and cannot be faked. The result is a piece that looks like it has been somewhere.
Table-ready with a weighted base. No assembly required.
The Story Behind This Piece
The Coppersmith was made by a third-generation metalworker in Marrakech's copper souk. Each piece takes two days to complete — one to shape, one to finish. No two are identical.
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