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Computer-controlled Hue lights shine through leaves of opaline, iridescent and clear, which absorb and reflect the lights in interesting ways. Subtle during the day, dramatic at night. Lights can play sequences to mimic a fire, a thunderstorm, water, and can be synchronized to music or a sound track. My daughter and I cut the leaves using a ring saw, impart veins by firing them on various leaf molds, and then slump them over river rocks to create their organic shapes. This chandelier is 30 leaves, we are working on a 90 leaf version for next year! - Heidi Roizen and Marleyna Mohler
Material used:
- Opaline striker
- clear glass
- Iridescent clear
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