These sunglasses were created by Valérie Tanfin in collaboration with the eyewear designer Audacieux. The top of the sunglasses is worked with rooster feathers dyed in orange, yellow and blue tones, using the feather marquetry technique. A unique piece, they are made to measure.

This wall sculpture by Valérie Tanfin represents the wise and severe face of a warrior from Papua New Guinea. Each feather is worked one by one, some are coloured, bleached or left natural in order to get as close as possible to the ancestral finery. The mask is sculpted in lime wood, painted with pigments and embellished with shells.

Length 60 cm
Width 11 cm
Height 75 cm

The Valérie Tanfin Chardon lamp is a table lamp made of black ostrich feathers cut one by one into the shape of a point and assembled by around an LED bulb. A subdued lighting without heat gives a unique, warm and refined atmosphere. This elegant piece rests on an oak wood base made by a cabinetmaker.

Diameter 45 cm

Obscure Clarté is a curved painting on which black duck feathers reveal their volume. The feathers are worked on one by one and are taken in hand about 5 times before finding their place and obtaining this hypnotic effect. Curved aluminium creates the support.

Length 80 cm
Height 60 cm

The Koï triptych is made from feathers in natural colours by Valérie Tanfin. The feather colours vary from ochre to green and turquoise. Pheasant feathers are smooth with green or bluish highlights and the peacock feathers are thicker and shine like shards of precious stone. The very thin black frame and an anti-reflection and anti-UV glass protect it.

Length 22 cm
Width 3 cm
Height 70 cm