Tetrahedron
4 triangular faces, 4 vertices, 6 edges · the simplest and sharpest of the five Platonic solids.
Known since Antiquity, the five Platonic solids were each identified by Plato with an element, as if he had sensed their vibratory nature. The tetrahedron corresponds to Fire: point, impulse, will, upwelling. Its pure, taut geometry makes it the shape of momentum and beginnings.
Open or closed
Closed. The geometry complete in itself. The archetypal fulfillment.
Open. To hold a plant, a candle, a crystal, and to settle, naturally.
Glass is a fragile material. Given the complexity of some creations, slight imperfections may appear; they bear witness to the handmade work.
Clean gently with a microfiber cloth, without applying any product directly onto the piece (put it on the cloth instead). The pieces are not 100% watertight: do not immerse them, and do not leave them hanging outdoors for long periods.
Do not hang the geometries above people's heads in living spaces. Favor a spot close to a wall instead, or place them at head height.