Moroccan Berber Necklace beads he uses a damp brush

he uses a damp brush to gently remove or scumble areas before they fully dry—carving form from color rather than building it up

Across the body of work

suggesting states of spiritual focus and inner stillness

is framed by the golden halo—a modern saint suspended between human vulnerability and timeless spectacle

The lamp features a clear Lucite base and rectangular linen shade

Moroccan Berber Necklace beads he uses a damp brushCrafted by skilled North African Berber women, these necklaces were originally designed to symbolize a dowry or serve as a display of wealth. Sean discovered these treasures in the heart of Fezs Medina, where he had them meticulously recreated and imported for his exclusive Atelier. Whether used as elegant tiebacks, hung to showcase a lantern, or simply displayed on a coffee table, these stunning pieces add a rich, nomadic flair and a vibrant pop of