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Kwiat Paproci

1.230,00 zł
1.230,00 zł
Open media in modal Artistic representation of the Fern Flower, symbolizing desire, mystery, and the impossible, inspired by the Slavic myth of Kupala night. Open media in modal Artistic representation of the Fern Flower, symbolizing desire, mystery, and the impossible, inspired by the Slavic myth of Kupala night. Open media in modal Fern Flower-inspired artwork by LUDISM, capturing the mystery and allure of the Slavic Kupala festival, symbolizing desire, love, and the impossible. Open media in modal Fern Flower-inspired artwork by LUDISM, capturing the mystery and allure of the Slavic Kupala festival, symbolizing desire, love, and the impossible. Open media in modal Fern Flower-inspired artwork by LUDISM, capturing the mystery and allure of the Slavic Kupala festival, symbolizing desire, love, and the impossible. Open media in modal Artistic representation of the Fern Flower, symbolizing desire, mystery, and the impossible, inspired by the Slavic myth of Kupala night.

Kwiat Paproci

Designed in collaboration with Bafeo, our reliefs merge visual character with practical purpose, offering sound absorption alongside their sculptural appeal.

Fern flower is a mystical symbol in Slavic folklore, it represents the mystery of nature, tied to the secret and hidden wonders of the forest.

Each LUDISM piece draws from legends, myths and folk tales.

Made and designed in Poland by Ola Niepsuj, Karol Pasternak and Piotr Maciaszek.

1.230,00 zł
1.230,00 zł
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Legend Behind

The fern flower never blooms—or so they say. Found only on the shortest night of the year, during the ancient festival of Kupala, it’s a symbol of desire, mystery, and the impossible. Boys and girls disappear into the woods to search for it, not really expecting to find a flower, but something else entirely—luck, love, maybe even themselves. The myth lives on in firelit clearings and dew-covered leaves, whispered in the crackle of bonfires and the rustle of skirts brushing against damp forest floor.

Measurements

600 x 420 x 45 mm

Composition

Recycled Acoustic Felt

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