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A Mother's Name, Cast in Light

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Apparatus's artistic director, Gabriel Hendifar, has named his newest collection Afsaneh, for his mother. The line draws on his Iranian heritage, carrying her material traditions and motifs into a new set of lighting and furnishings. It reads as tribute before it reads as product — heritage rendered in metal and form.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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