Florie Trinket

Florie TrinketThe smallest Mohh piece. Every bit as considered. There is a particular kind of object that earns its place on the bedside table, the dressing table, or the entry console not through size but through the quality of its making the piece that holds the rings, the keys, the small daily precious things with the same care that the room around it was designed to hold everything else. Florie was carved from that intention. A single piece of solid wood shaped

The smallest Mohh piece. Every bit as considered.
There is a particular kind of object that earns its place on the bedside table, the dressing table, or the entry console not through size but through the quality of its making — the piece that holds the rings, the keys, the small daily precious things with the same care that the room around it was designed to hold everything else. Florie was carved from that intention. A single piece of solid wood shaped into a free-form leaf, its interior divided into five radiating compartments by dividers that fan out like the veins of the form itself — each section a considered home for the objects that deserve one.
Wood carries the warmth and distinctive grain of honest Indian timber across every surface of the Florie — the grain flowing across the dividers and base in a way that makes the segmented interior as beautiful as the organic outline that contains it. The scalloped, botanical edge gives the piece the particular quality of something that was shaped by nature as much as by craft. A trinket tray designed in India, for the home that understands no object is too small to deserve the most considered material — and no surface is complete without a piece that rewards the closest look.