Full view of four pale, grey-speckled faceless figures of different heights, joined by long arms around an open centre.

Four Joined Figures Ornament — 20cm High

£18.00
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Full view of four pale, grey-speckled faceless figures of different heights, joined by long arms around an open centre.
  • Full view of four pale, grey-speckled faceless figures of different heights, joined by long arms around an open centre.
  • Close-up of the joined figures' rounded heads and curved linked arms, showing fine grey speckles and small pits in the pale surface.
  • Full view of four pale, grey-speckled faceless figures of different heights, joined by long arms around an open centre.
  • Close-up of the joined figures' rounded heads and curved linked arms, showing fine grey speckles and small pits in the pale surface.
Four Joined Figures Ornament — 20cm High

Four Joined Figures Ornament — 20cm High

£18.00
Description

This joined-figure ornament makes a striking silhouette from four faceless forms and their long, linked arms. The open oval at its centre gives the group a sense of connection, while the different heights keep the composition lively.
Why You'll Love It
  • Four stylised figures form a single sculptural ornament with a clear, expressive outline.
  • The linked arms frame an open centre, allowing the background to become part of the display.
  • A pale, grey-speckled surface offers subtle detail to enjoy up close.
Materials & Finish

The surface has a pale appearance with fine grey speckling, a granular look and scattered small pits. These details give the otherwise spare figures a textured appearance.
Dimensions
  • Length: 12cm
  • Height: 20cm
  • Width: 12cm
  • Weight: 0.17kg
Care & Use
  • Supplier use notice: Indoor Use Only
Styling Note

Place it on an indoor shelf or desk with clear space around the linked arms. A darker wall or book spine behind it will help the pale outline stand out; keep neighbouring objects low so the four figures remain visible.
Why We Love It

The long sweep of the linked arms makes the space between the figures as interesting as the figures themselves.