Pure copper · Multiple sizes
A pure copper pyramid is a different kind of tool: no resin, no matrix, just the metal itself, shaped and soldered by hand. Copper has been used in energy work for centuries for its conductivity and its warmth. This collection will open with multiple sizes, from desk companion to central anchor, all built in Michelle's Maine studio.
Coming Soon · Multiple sizes
Copper sheet is being cut, formed, and soldered for the first run. Three placeholder cards preview the shape of the collection. Listings and photography land in the coming weeks. Follow on Instagram at @the_northern_daisy for the first listings.
Copper Pyramid CP01 · Multiple sizes
The smallest copper pyramid in the run, cut and soldered from thin sheet into a clean-line frame. A quiet desk piece, bedside companion, or introduction to working with copper geometry.
Copper Pyramid CP02 · Multiple sizes
A mid-size copper pyramid with slightly heavier sheet and a visible solder seam along each edge. Built to anchor a shelf, a meditation corner, or the center of a living room table.
Copper Pyramid CP03 · Multiple sizes
The largest piece in the first run, cut from heavier copper sheet and soldered at each corner. Built as a central anchor for a studio, practice room, or open floor space.
A copper pyramid is exactly what it sounds like: four triangular faces of solid copper sheet, cut, shaped, and soldered by hand into the same geometry used in orgonite, with none of the resin. The metal carries its own properties. Practitioners have used copper in energy work for centuries, valuing its conductivity and the warmth it holds. Michelle makes each frame in her Maine studio.
Solid copper needs very little from you. Over time, the surface will shift from bright rose into a deeper, warmer brown, and eventually into verdigris if it sits in a humid or outdoor space. That patina is part of the material's life. To return it to bright copper, a soft cloth with salt and lemon is enough. Avoid harsh abrasives.
The collection will open with multiple sizes, from a small desk piece to larger central anchors. Photography and sizing are coming soon. To be notified when the first pieces are listed, follow along on Instagram at @the_northern_daisy, or return to this page when you're ready.