Halo Study stands as a refined vertical column, its lacquered surfaces and saturated hues articulating a crisp vertical progression. A tall lapis cone anchors the composition with architectural clarity, tapering upward in a steady, grounded ascent. Above it, a compressed chartreuse spiral introduces a band of rhythmic texture, supporting a smooth violet sphere that softens the geometry with buoyant fullness. An orange cylindrical stem extends from this rounded pivot to a flat, disc-like top, whose broad circular plane caps the stack with poised horizontality. The interplay of taper, curve, and plate sustains a balanced yet animated silhouette, at once playful and precise.

Cedric Mitchell's approach to modern funk design is defined by bold colors, playful forms, and a dynamic blend of modernist and postmodernist influences. It challenges conventional aesthetic norms, prioritizing individuality and self-expression. Inspired by retro pop culture, this style embraces eccentricity and spontaneity, resulting in a visually striking and immersive experience that feels both nostalgic and futuristic.

Each piece is individually hand-blown in Los Angeles, resulting in subtle variations that highlight the artist’s process and the material’s fluid nature.