Toverlux, Silhouette by Berit Strasser - Emberfall
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A name like Emberfall asks for a quiet evening and a light left burning low, and the grown-up who chose it usually knows exactly why. Emberfall is a 19 × 19 cm Toverlux silhouette by Berit Strasser, made to glow once the lamp behind it is on.
Berit has drawn and painted for as long as she can remember, and says art has been a refuge for her as well as a way of speaking. A mother of two grown daughters, she is now training in anthroposophic art therapy, and hopes her pictures reach the hearts of the people who live with them.
- Emberfall, by Berit Strasser
- 19 × 19 cm on translucent polypropylene
- For the Toverlux Lamp or the Frame, sold separately
- Printed on a translucent sheet to be lit from behind
- To be admired, not played with
Kept for the evenings someone needs a softer light, and left on until they don't.
Dutch design, made in small numbers. A Toverlux lamp is bought once, the silhouettes forever.
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