Amethyst cathedral – 16kg

Step into a violet arch

The Amethyst cathedral has a rounded, arched crown and a broad base, framing a deep purple recess. Pale lavender and white border the opening, with cream-white patches along its inner surface. Against the rough charcoal-black exterior, the colour within feels especially rich.

Look into the densely packed points and the surface breaks into bright reflections and shadow. Angular faces catch the light, giving this hollow form the feel of a little vaulted chamber, its violet walls glinting without revealing every corner.

Amethyst takes its name from the Greek amethystos, reflecting an old belief about sobriety. That restrained association makes a gentle contrast with this piece’s visual richness: a dark outer arch holding a lively field of purple points and sharp flashes of light.