Toverlux, Silhouette by Baukje Exler - Purple Delight
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Every family has one person who would choose purple for everything, given half a chance. Purple Delight is a 19 × 19 cm Toverlux silhouette by the Dutch artist Baukje Exler, a spring piece in oil pastel that shows its colour best with a light shining through it.
Baukje works both figuratively and in the abstract, and says what she wants is for people to be drawn in towards the light and drift off for a moment in the colour. A silhouette does that for her quite literally, one lamp at a time.
- Purple Delight, oil pastel by Baukje Exler
- 19 × 19 cm, printed on translucent polypropylene
- Fits the Toverlux Lamp and the Frame, sold separately
- From the maker's spring collection
- Made for display rather than play
Switched on for the one who asked for purple, and left on a little longer than anyone planned.
Dutch design, made in small numbers. A Toverlux lamp is bought once, the silhouettes forever.
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