The 'Paean Collection' borrows from elements of the natural world—texture, colour and form are interpreted through the use of crater, foam, craquelle and reticulated glazes. The pendant lights pose as a floristic study of biotic life found on the verdant forest floor or the distinctive, rich underwater terrain off the shores of remote coastal islands in the Canadian West.

Somewhere between archaeological relic and future artifact, the debut handcrafted ceramic lighting series by Sfossils is expressive in material, showing highly textural glazed surfaces on linear sculptural pendants. Using minerals, elements and processes from metallurgy, glass-blowing and ceramics, the glaze formulas created are not conventionally known in the ceramic world. The resulting surfaces take on appearances of other materials such as wood, stone, seaweed and funghi, transforming the individual forms into mysterious simulacra of naturally occurring objects.