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Jason Miller's Fiddlehead derives its name from sprouting ferns. One end of Fiddlehead's long, furling arm gently balances a hand-blown glass globe; the other uses the wall or ceiling as a counterbalance.
The way the arm curls and uses the ceiling as a counterbalance is genius—it feels like the globe is floating on its own. I've had mine up for a week and guests keep asking where I found it.
That hand-blown glass globe catches the light beautifully — it’s genuinely the centerpiece of my living room. The counterbalance against the wall makes the whole piece feel surprisingly stable, and guests always ask where I got it.
The way that long furling arm balances the glass globe against the wall is just mesmerizing—I catch myself staring at it every time I walk into the room. It feels like a piece of living sculpture that happens to light the space perfectly.
