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Triglav is a steel candle holder from Zieta Studio, designed by Oskar Zięta and created using FiDU – the technology of creating tridimensional metal forms out of two dimensional sheets. Its form, reminiscent of a gothic cathedrals’ towers, is simple and complex, delicate and stable at the same time.
Triglav’s essence lies in juxtaposing the cool nature of polished steel with organic shapes of tree-like arms that “grow up” from the base becoming the soaring column-like twigs. This candelabrum’s unusual shape will make the act of lighting candles a truly mystic experience.
Triglav is an original and uncompromising decorative object that will serve perfectly well as a functional candelabra and as an exquisite home sculpture.
Its three arms interconnected by the arch-like structures have been inspired by the Gothic ogival arch, but they can also resemble beautiful slender threes.
Thanks to its asymmetrical shape, the Triglav candle holder, depending on the point of view, presents its different aspects. The geometric, pure form makes it a contemporary decorative object that will adorn a table and an elegant sideboard.
It will impress with its sculptural openwork volumen – with or without the candles inside.
Triglav candelabrum will be a stylish addition to any elegant contemporary interior – thanks to its reflective surface it will blend with the surroundings emanating with a mirror-like glare.
Triglav is an accessory made of high-gloss polished steel using the innovative FiDU technology (Freie Innen Druck Umformung).
Despite the first impression the Triglav candelabrum makes on the viewer – of another bionic form from Zieta Collection – it is rooted in the history of architecture. The arch shape being central for the Triglav’s harmony and balance, it has been inspired by the Gothic ogival arch, often derived from branches tied together from trees.
Thank you, Sebastian Sliwinski Studio @sebastiansliw, for this stunning arrangement of the OKO mirror in this elegant contemporary classical interior.
We totally agree with the designer that this living room is a dream! Zieta Studio's #OKOmirror gives it an additional dreamy dimension...
Read more about this steel inox mirror in the link in bio 🔍
Three #TAFLAO mirrors adorn the wall with their organic bionic shapes at Mayer Magazine's @mayer_magazine office interiors. They are like huge drops of liquid metal immortalized in motion.
What do you think of such a minimalist setting?
If you want to know more about our TAFLA mirrors go to the link in bio!
Thank you, Grzegorz Stępniewski @grzech_photography for capturing these beautiful colour reflections on our RONDO mirrors and on the glass of the MOS Scene of the @teatrwkrakowie.
If you haven't visited the “INFLATALES. Oskar Zięta’s Steel Stories” exhibition in Cracow yet, the following days are the last ones to take the chance! Don't miss it, it is really worth it! 😁
Inside, you will find a wonderful world of Oskar Zięta's steel design – full of surprises and magic! Read more about the exhibition in the link in bio.
This is the last weekend of the “INFLATALES. Oskar Zięta’s Steel Stories” exhibition at the GAGA - Gallery of Architecture @galeria_gaga @malopolska_garden_of_arts @teatrwkrakowie.
The enchanted #RONDOmirror is waiting for you outside...
Photo: @grzech_photography
The “INFLATALES. Oskar Zięta’s Steel Stories” exhibition is still open till the end of February! #inflatales #oskarzięta
The outdoor installation composed of #RONDOmirror of various sizes attracts the eye and tempts to come to the courtyard and step inside.
Do not hesitate and visit the show at Rajska 12, Kraków, GAGA - Gallery of Architecture in Garden of Arts @galeria_gaga @malopolska_garden_of_arts @teatrwkrakowie.
Photo: @grzech_photography
FiDU is an innovative technology of forming steel with compressed air, conceived by Oskar Zięta. The method is based on forcing air under high pressure into welded steel elements. During this process, from a two-dimensional piece of steel, a three-dimensional object with unique properties is created. FiDU technology produces not only beautiful but also functional forms. A tightly rolled metal profile, slowly filled with air, unfolds like a growing plant.
Visit @teatrwkrakowie to experience yourself the “INFLATALES. Oskar Zięta’s Steel Stories” show. Last chance to see the exhibition, only till the last February, Tuesday – Sunday, 2 pm – 6 pm.
