A collection of four sculptural ornaments—each a study in contrast between the structured and the organic, the dark and the luminous.  A carved black pedestal rises in rhythmic segments of concave waists and convex bulbs, its high-gloss surface catching light with quiet precision. Atop each stem, a stylized conch shell rests in a gentle tilt, cast in milky resin with fine iridescent pearl pigment and faint grey spiral bands. The pale shell shimmers softly, its pearlescent surface shifting with subtle opalescence. From the tallest statement piece to the petite mini accent, the four graduated heights allow for layered, tiered displays—a family of forms in quiet dialogue. Ideal for sideboards, mantels, consoles, or shelves, they bring composed coastal presence to neutral, Japandi, or minimalist interiors. A curated collection of contrast and curve, scaled for every surface.