CONCHA Embroidure

Colour Threads Finish

Designed & First Produced

2024

Limited Edition Run of 20 Pendant Lights

Born out of natural dialogue, the collaboration combines an unexpected source of inspiration: a weekend football game with the CONCHA collection’s shell-like paper structure and warm brass details. Chui was struck by her teammate’s running path traced by her fitness tracker during an intense match, which resulted in tireless movement. This sparked a conversation about capturing the essence of life's beautiful mess.

Known for her captivating embroidery, this translated into a stunning visual narrative on the established collection’s paper shades. Imbued with intricate hand stitching that maps the wild dance of the football game. These embroidered ‘scribble’ represent the chaos and dedication inherent in transformation, a counterpoint to the main collection's inherent sense of calm.

This limited edition captures the essence of the CONCHA collection and is a testament to the power of transformation and the unexpected beauty found in the most dynamic moments. It invites us to embrace the chaos, find solace in the intricate tapestry of life, and illuminate our path forward. It evokes a sense of whimsy and textural intrigue, where the light plays through the delicate embroidery, casting a warm and inviting glow.

The fixture boasts a unique paper type that blends paper and non-woven fabric. Visible on the surface are the very fibres that give this paper its distinctive character. Striking both visually and texturally, it also offers surprising versatility. When held to the light, the paper takes on a warm sheen.

The CONCHA Embroidure Collection is handcrafted, embroidered, and assembled in our London-based studio. Artist Nicole Chui shares the studio space, fostering a close collaboration.

Dimensions
Medium
L 440mm x H 352mm x W 420mm (Shade Dia 420mm)

Large
H 390mm x W 550mm x L 777mm (Shade Dia 550mm)


Weight
Approx. 3kg

Materials & Finish
G.F Smith Specialist Paper (Treated for UV Protection)
Opal White Ellipsoid Glass
Brushed Brass
Cotton Colour Threads

Lamping
2 x G9 LED Bulb
8W Total, 3000K, 840lm, CRI 90+, Dimmable
110-240V (Mains Connection)
CE UKCA Certified

Made To Order
Ships in 4-5 weeks

Technical drawing of a pendant light fixture with measurements, 390mm height and 777mm width, featuring two curved panels.

Bespoke and customisation commissions are available. To discuss details & for a custom quote, please contact us directly.

COMMISSIONS

Close-up of a person’s hand holding blue thread over a white canvas with geometric patterns made from yellow, blue, and brown threads.

AVAILABLE COLOURS FOR PATTERNING

Option 01

Option 02

Option 03

Image displaying available metal finishes and flex colors. Metal finishes include brushed brass, brushed aluminum, and black anodised brass. Flex colors shown are cipria, silver, and black.

EMBROIDERED TYPOGRAPHY

Close-up of illuminated triangles with abstract lines and handwriting in yellow "My fire burns bright & it all aligns"; artistic light installation.

Personalise your CONCHA Embroidure Limited Edition piece with your own affirmations, branding, or special words. Please note, additional charges may apply. Contact us for details.

CONCHA Embroidure Limited Edition 01

Riya and Nicole have embroidered affirmations reflecting their emotions during the creation of this first collaborative, limited-edition pendant light.

‘My fire burns bright & it all aligns.’ - Riya

‘Triumph against the run of play.’ - Nicole

Person with dyed hair working on art project with paper cones and tools on a table.

The Artist

Nicole Chui

Nicole Chui is a messy, brash and disruptive artist specialising in freestyle hand embroidery. Her work is driven by the desire to preserve & create memories, disrupt perfection, and unpick traditions. She is currently exploring the integration of her identity in football culture. Her clients include Adidas, Google, Victoria Beckham, It’s Nice That, Migration Museum, and the V&A Museum.

Chui was selected as one of the ‘25 future faces 25 and under’ by the Evening Standard in 2019. In 2022, she was granted an artist residency with Baesianz x Hate Zine at SET where she created new work for the Somerset House & The Crossover Project group exhibition by Bleur arts. She was also recently recognised for her work in the arts and culture sector as a finalist in the Asian Women of Achievement awards 2023, supported by NatWest business. Nicole is also an alumnus of the arts residency programme at HQI. Chui’s work has been exhibited at NOW gallery, Somerset House, Design District, London Design Festival, and The MAC Belfast.