Monstera leaves are already dramatic with their cutouts and bold shape — so translating them into stainless steel was a natural fit. Each leaf measures roughly 15" by 6", large enough to make a statement yet versatile enough to hang alone or in a cluster.

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I plasma cut the iconic holes into the leaf to give it that instantly recognizable monstera silhouette, then bead rolled the veins for texture that shifts in the light. The real magic, though, comes from the torch. Instead of sticking with green (because, let’s be honest, plants have that covered already), I pushed the stainless through its entire color spectrum: the hottest blues, rolling into deep purples, cooling off into gold. It’s fire-as-paintbrush, and the result is a leaf that changes mood depending on where you’re standing.

I like to think of these pieces as tropical with a twist — monstera leaves that will never wilt, fade, or demand you water them. And unlike the real ones, they won’t take over your living room when you turn your back.

This sculpture is safe to be kept outside.