This compact steel object is imagined as a recovered relic from an unknown world. A fragment of material culture left behind by an extinct or vanished civilization, preserved through history.
Constructed from pure layered steel plates and aligned along a single axis, the form suggests something once functional, once intentional. Its geometry feels engineered rather than decorative, as if it served a purpose that can no longer be verified. What remains is mass, balance, and presence.
The object reads like an archaeological find scaled for the present. A piece you might expect behind glass in a future exposition, now resting on a desk or shelf. It invites interpretation without explanation. Tool, symbol, component, or relic. The meaning is unresolved.
Designed as a tabletop object, it works equally as a conversation piece, a collectible object, or a quiet anchor within a space. It belongs to those drawn to material honesty, science fiction worlds, and objects that feel discovered rather than designed.
Material: Pure Steel
Finish: Black Matte coated
Dimensions: 13 × 9 × 9 cm
Weight: 500 g Netto (2000g when wrapped for shipping)
Function: Tabletop collectible design object
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Designed and made in Germany.
Add a first Foundryon Relic to your interior design collection!
The retail of this item is being handled by Galerie Hackl in Landshut.
Der Verkauf dieses Gegenstandes wird über die Galerie Hackl in Landshut abgewickelt.
This compact steel object is imagined as a recovered relic from an unknown world. A fragment of material culture left behind by an extinct or vanished civilization, preserved through history.
Constructed from pure layered steel plates and aligned along a single axis, the form suggests something once functional, once intentional. Its geometry feels engineered rather than decorative, as if it served a purpose that can no longer be verified. What remains is mass, balance, and presence.
The object reads like an archaeological find scaled for the present. A piece you might expect behind glass in a future exposition, now resting on a desk or shelf. It invites interpretation without explanation. Tool, symbol, component, or relic. The meaning is unresolved.
Designed as a tabletop object, it works equally as a conversation piece, a collectible object, or a quiet anchor within a space. It belongs to those drawn to material honesty, science fiction worlds, and objects that feel discovered rather than designed.
Material: Pure Steel
Finish: Black Matte coated
Dimensions: 13 × 9 × 9 cm
Weight: 500 g Netto (2000g when wrapped for shipping)
Function: Tabletop collectible design object
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Designed and made in Germany.
Add a first Foundryon Relic to your interior design collection!
The retail of this item is being handled by Galerie Hackl in Landshut.
Der Verkauf dieses Gegenstandes wird über die Galerie Hackl in Landshut abgewickelt.
