"Ren" - Poppy Lawman
“In a time when cleanliness and hygiene are topical conversation, Ren is an exploration into the modern cleansing ritual. An exploration and re-imagining that begins with an act that we currently do countless times a day; the simplest and humbleness of acts, that of handwashing. Our lives have unexpectedly become centered upon this simple cleansing routine that leaves our hands dry, roughemed, and ladened with the scent of spirits.”
- Poppy Lawman
I think I've never seen such beautiful inspirational images about the cleaning rituals of our hands. The delicate necessities designed by talented Poppy Lawman , could not be more beautifully displayed than in this beautiful natural setting don’t you think so?
The set includes a wash basin, soap dish, towel, pitcher, hand brush and nail brush and the shapes of each piece are formed of rolling curves almost as if formed by running water, like that of stones beside a running river. You can find more about this story here - Elvera
Poppy Lawman (b. 1990, England) is a newly established designer based in Oslo, Norway. Lawman’s education includes a Masters in Product Design from Oslo Metropolitan University and a Bachelors of Fine Art in Visual Arts (sculpture) from Azusa Pacific University in Los Angeles, California. Her design practice focuses on transparent process, locality, form, and emotional design. In 2019 she was the recipient of the prize “The Years Newcomer” from the Bo Bedre Design Prizes, Norway
Photos: Christoffer Engström found via Pella Hedeby with thanks!