Acrylic Amoeba Objet
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$257.00at Matho HomeChecked 5 h ago
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The Jonathan Adler Acrylic Amoeba Objet is a decorative sculpture in solid orange acrylic, shaped as a modern starburst with organic, sea-creature curves. Each model is sculpted in clay at the Soho pottery studio, then cast in acrylic and polished. At roughly 12 inches wide and 10 inches tall, it is sized to anchor a tabletop or fill an empty fireplace. It is a pure display piece, so it competes with ceramic and metal sculptures on looks and finish rather than function; its translucent acrylic catches and shifts light in a way matte materials do not.
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Lowest price we've seen: $257.00 on Nov 15 at Matho Home. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 15.
Buyers rate it highly, with a perfect average across dozens of ratings. Owners describe it as a striking, well-made piece that draws attention wherever it sits.
The Acrylic Amoeba Objet is a sculptural piece by Jonathan Adler. It is a modern take on the classic starburst sculpture, with a nod to the organic forms of the sea. It can anchor a tablescape or fill an unused fireplace, and its luminous tones change with the light.
Each acrylic sculpture begins in the Soho pottery studio, where Jonathan and his team sculpt the model in clay. The piece is then cast in acrylic and polished.
