Sean found many traditional chess designs to be overly complex and believed modern chess designs lacked historical reference to the army of characters. He sculpted his pieces as simply as possible, while maintaining the individual character of each role. Pawn forms are inspired by the helmets worn by low ranking archers. The Bishops mitre has been distilled to its purest form. King and Queen forms draw inspiration from their respective crowns. The swift Knight is represented by his graceful steed. And the architectural Rook anchors the corners of the army.

This Chess Set is handcrafted from “lost-wax” cast bronze and finished with beautiful patinas. The set includes a marble board with a subtle rounded checkered pattern. 

Marble Board Dimensions   16.5 x 16.5 inches

A father's dedication to his daughter Paige, a gentle personality who's grace and maturity inspires her father. 

By Nambe

Award winning Acacia Wood Serving Bowl with Alloy Servers.

Good Design Award 2016 - Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design

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A large collection spanning many materials and functions. The design intent was to offer a tactile texture to Nambe's Alloy. 

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Silver rattle

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Sean sculpted these designs in clay, in order for Steuben to cast them in lead crystal.

By Nambe

A bowl design discovered unintentionally while carving clay. Offered in many sizes and multiple materials - Glass + Alloy Metal.

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Silver plate dispenser

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