David Crunch

In the Japanese tradition of kintsugi, a broken bowl is mended with gold, and the crack is brought forward as a thing of beauty rather than hidden. David Crunch carries this idea to a white bust of David: a gold-toned line that runs from the crown of the head down to the chest, branching as it goes, is a reminder that what breaks and is mended in your home can grow even stronger.

On David Crunch, a gold-toned crack winds across a white bust of David, running from the crown of the head over the face and chest down to the base. The line branches across the chest, making the surface look as though it had broken and been joined again with gold.

The quiet balance of white and gold creates a calm focal point on a console, a bookcase or your desk. As the gold line catches the light, it traces the contours of the bust.

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