Temple Hall Copper Abstract Wood Hanging Sculpture - 110cm Multicoloured The teal-and-white palette is distributed

The teal-and-white palette is distributed across the surface to produce gradient flow rather than uniform blocks — teal concentrations build into denser passages

The faint text layered into the white backgrounds is part of the compositional design — readable as texture across the room

each shaped by hand and mounted in overlapping swirl formations across the vertical backing

alternative sizes per panel

Temple Hall Copper Abstract Wood Hanging Sculpture - 110cm Multicoloured The teal-and-white palette is distributedDescription The Temple Hall Copper Abstract Wood Hanging Sculpture at 110cm is a suspended architectural model of an East Asian temple hall, hand built in warm copper bronze wood and finished with a translucent white lantern core. At 110cm wide, the piece presents a wide sweeping double curved roof with finely slatted rafters and upturned eaves, set above a clean rectangular hall body with delicate railings and tiny carved figures along its base. The