3 Feet 5

104 centimetres is approximately the average height of a five to seven year old.

Many people first meet the idea of death somewhere in that stretch. Life turns out to be finite, and a real farewell arrives. The shift from unknowing child to adult begins there and unfolds over time. This one is a tribute to that age, holding on to the innocence and the first steps into reality at once.

Ultra-soft florals and a milky character make it baby-like and skin-like, with a comforting ambience. It is also the house's charitable release, supporting children in need.

TOMBSTONE works from a single object, the marker left behind and inscribed by other hands. A grave marker is a shared human ritual, a structure standing for reflection and continuation, and this house resists the inscription, so no one gets to define a life. Every bottle is handcrafted. Each cap is carved from natural marble with its own earth-formed pattern, no two ever the same, and the bottles carry no words at all.

The work begins from a gaze toward mortality. The house sets out to unlearn the ornamental myths that have gathered around death, and to celebrate the beauty and intensity of being human. Five works make up the line, each one a personal reflection on the inevitable, made with no preset story and no budget ceiling. The results are rich and powerful, and original without apology.