Eager eyes may have spotted the special Lulu Oysters pieces made for display at Blenheim Palace...take a dive into the design process.
The Original Inspiration
Lulu stumbled upon a unique oyster half shell displaying a beautiful stripe pattern. The project began with the idea of honouring a striped oyster, but evolved to incorporate pearls and an automaton concept for the Blenheim exhibition.
3D Printing
Using a specialised resin compound gave the piece a porcelain-like appearance. The making process involved a combination of 3D printing, electroforming, and meticulous finishing touches.
The Finishes
Lulu's preferences oscillated between finishes, ultimately deciding on an antique bronze cast.
A baroque pearl was sourced from India on Lulu's recent travels, to add a final touch of elegance.
The Oyster pieces were then perfectly placed within the coral tree branches at the Icons of British Fashion exhibition currently being held at Blenheim Palace.
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