The Heart Collection is built around the simple but universal symbol of love, hope, friendship, and caring. The shape of the heart creates instant responses in us all and carries a world of meaning that changes according to the intent of both the giver and the recipient. In Aram’s version, the classic motif is interpreted through ancient techniques of handcraftsmanship.

“These heart pieces are all unique as they are hand forged and cut. There is an individuality to each object, just as our hearts and expressions of love are different from person to person, from moment to moment. I imagine that as we use these simple objects, they serve as nostalgic mementos of love.”

The Butterfly Ginkgo Luxe Menorah by Michael Aram is handcrafted from solid brass with hand-etched, cocoon-shaped vessels, inspired by the delicate wings of the Butterfly Ginkgo. A poetic, luxurious piece, it elevates ritual with artisanal elegance and the enchanting transformation of flora into fauna.

The Orchid Collection celebrates the ethereal spirit of the orchid plant. Symbolic of purity and grace, this collection captures the delicate nature of orchids while also expressing a quality of mystery and sensuality.

The White Orchid Menorah blends artistry and tradition. Handcrafted with sculptural orchids, it embodies purity, grace, and timeless elegance. Part of the Orchid Collection, this heirloom-quality menorah transforms any gathering into a luminous celebration of craftsmanship and beauty.

 

The Orchid Collection celebrates the ethereal spirit of the orchid plant. Symbolic of purity and grace, this collection captures the delicate nature of orchids while also expressing a quality of mystery and sensuality.

“There is something so captivating about orchids. In black, orchids appear more seductive, like a woman wearing a black velvet gown in a glassy urban high-rise. The dark atmosphere of the black orchid is more sensual to me, like the afterglow of a beautiful evening. I am fascinated by this mystery behind a black orchid’s origin, and the question of if they truly exist in nature.” ~M