A fire-enameled copper dish, produced by fusing powdered glass to metal to achieve a thick, vitrified surface. Named after the short-lived Italian television program Stryx (1978), it pulls from the show’s staged occult imagery—black velvet backdrops, metallic body paint, ritual gestures lit in saturated color. The radiating form echoes that atmosphere: uneven, flame-like extensions pushing out from a dense center. The enamel holds light with a lacquered intensity, shifting between glow and shadow depending on angle.

These are made to order in Venice, Italy and therefore are final sale. Processing time is 14-21 days. Duties not included.