Scar and Wonder Raven Black Titanic Fossil

€590,00
Description

Raven Black Titanic Fossil is one of two kindred “state of the world” bowls from the Resonance and Vanguard collection, hand-turned from ash logs though from different trees, sharing a phenomenal form born from nature’s decay.

At 35cm in diameter, its Raven Black finish – achieved through ancient burning and charring – creates a timeless, commanding statement, with the exterior’s deep char highlighting the dramatic contrast between healthy wood and vast, fragile rot left by decomposing ash roots.

This sculptural quality evokes a Titanic relic, pulling the eye into cavernous voids and rugged textures that speak of relentless transformation. It stands as bold art without function yet full of presence, or as a stage for jewellery, literature, or a fine bottle of wine, commanding attention and respect.

This piece has displayed at the following exhibitions: 100 Objects (2025), Station to Station (2025) and Polna (2026).

Raven Black Titanic Fossil A12V102

Measurements: Diameter 35cm, Height 14cm

Origin: Poland

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Manufacturers Information

Scar and Wonder

Wroclaw, Poland

Email: cs2026@scarandwonder.com

www.scarandwonder.com

Meet the Maker

Scar and Wonder's work is born from forest remnants. Fallen logs and weathered stumps- full of stories etched by nature and human hands. Here, imperfection is not a flaw. It brings us closer to truth, awakening wonder and inviting reflection.

They choose abandoned wood from noble Polish species- cracked oak stumps, a decaying ash root, or a rotting birch- all bearing nature’s marks of wind, water, fire, rot, and time. These marks are never erased- they are celebrated, giving each object its soul.

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Meet the Maker

Scar & Wonder is the project of a hypercreative duo working for a quarter of a century at the intersection of art, business, and new technologies. It is an anti-technological, anti-consumerist, and pro-human project.

Aga, trained as an architect, chose never to practice architecture. For the last several years, she has portrayed Polish women- proving that true beauty lives in each of us, and is often far from the idealized standards imposed by advertising.

About Patrick- he was meant to be an architect, but fled to study culture. He has been, at various times, a designer, architect, film maker, artist, innovator, and entrepreneur. In a pact with the devil, he helped the biggest technology brands sell even more products no one really needs.

Together with Aga, they created remarkable interiors, helped save an outstanding temple in Poland (their film The Chapel holds the key), and helped lay the technological foundations of the web of 2000s.

Today- settled on an oak hill, reflecting on the end of capitalism, living far from screens. And lately- making wooden wonders too.

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At Euporium, every product is thoughtfully selected and lovingly made. Our mission is to support local farmers and makers while bringing quality, natural products directly to your table, every day.

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