Toverlux Silhouette, Vogel Geluk - Komorebi
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Theme: Nature / Everyday
Komorebi — the Japanese word for sunlight filtering through the leaves of trees. There are few things more quietly beautiful, and this silhouette by Vogel Geluk captures it perfectly. Dappled light dances through a canopy of branches, creating a scene of natural poetry and peaceful wonder.
Created from Linda Lammerts van Bueren's layered wool paintings, this silhouette glows with a gentle, sun-warmed light in the Toverlux Lamp or Frame. A timeless piece that feels at home in any season, in any room.
A meaningful and memorable gift for nature lovers, mindful homes, and anyone who pauses to notice the beautiful details of everyday life.
- Fits the Toverlux Lamp and Toverlux Frame (sold separately)
- Size: 19 x 19 cm
- Printed on translucent, food-grade safe material
- Artwork by Vogel Geluk, Netherlands
- For decorative use only
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