SAKURA CHANDELIER BY PRATEEK JAIN & GAUTAM SETH

The Sakura chandelier is a luminous tribute to fleeting beauty, capturing the delicate poetry of cherry blossoms in bloom. In Japanese culture, the sakura blossom has long symbolized the transient nature of existence, with its brief, breathtaking bloom a reminder of life’s impermanence and the quiet beauty found in its passing

The work transforms the quiet philosophy of mono no aware—awareness of that transience—into sculptural form, where fragility and renewal coexist in perfect balance. Each radiant branch invites contemplation of the passing moment, the bloom before the fall, offering a serene encounter with impermanence and grace

Curved bronze branches extend like sakura limbs, each supporting hand-blown glass blossoms in tones of soft pink, rose quartz, ivory, and mist green. Light filters through each translucent petal as if spring itself were momentarily held in suspension

Hand sculpted in India, Sakura is an emotional invitation to consider the aching impermanence of nature’s most beautiful offerings