Transform Your Space into a Mystical Realm with the Black Travertine Incense Sphere

At Nocturna, we believe that every space deserves to be infused with the essence of nature and mysticism. That's why we're thrilled to introduce our latest addition: the Black Travertine Incense Sphere.

Crafted from heavy black travertine, this unique incense burner is more than just a functional piece—it's a bold, brutalist statement piece for your home or office.

**Versatile Design**

The Black Travertine Incense Sphere is designed to burn your favorite incense cones or blocks with ease. Its versatile design allows you to position it as a sphere or as two opposing half spheres, making it perfect for burning palo santo or smudge sticks as well.

**Subtle Infusion**

Watch as the subtle smoke from your favorite incense floats gently through the holes at the top of the vessel, infusing your space with a sense of calm and tranquility.

**Bundle Offer**

Looking to explore new scents? Purchase the Black Travertine Incense Sphere on its own, or bundle it with a wild card assortment of our favorite Australian incense creations from Tribe Earth, Select from incense blocks or incense cones or both!

Transform your space into a sanctuary with the Black Travertine Incense Sphere from Nocturna.

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Discovering Brisbane's Brutalist Masterpieces: A Tribute to Architect Robin Gibson

In the bustling city of Brisbane, amidst the towering skyscrapers and modern marvels, lies a treasure trove of brutalist architectural gems known as the Cultural Precinct. These brut masterpieces, designed by renowned architect Robin Gibson, stand as monuments to an era of bold experimentation and visionary design. In this blog post, we'll delve into the fascinating world of Brisbane's brutalist architecture and explore the influential work of Robin Gibson, whose legacy continues to shape the city's skyline.

Unveiling Brisbane's Brutalist Beauty

Brutalism, characterized by its raw, exposed concrete surfaces and geometric forms, emerged as a prominent architectural movement in the mid-20th century.

Robin Gibson, a pioneering architect whose career spanned several decades, played a pivotal role in shaping Brisbane's built environment during the brutalist era. His innovative designs combined form and function in striking ways, creating buildings that captivated the imagination and pushed the boundaries of architectural convention.

Exploring Robin Gibson's Iconic Works

Robin Gibson's portfolio is a testament to his creative vision and technical expertise. Each building tells a story of innovation, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of the urban fabric.

One of Gibson's most celebrated works is the Queensland Art Gallery, a masterpiece of brutalist architecture that has become a cultural icon in Brisbane. With its bold geometric shapes, textured concrete facades, and expansive galleries, the Queensland Art Gallery exemplifies Gibson's commitment to creating spaces that inspire and engage.

Celebrating Gibson's Legacy

As we reflect on Robin Gibson's contributions to Brisbane's architectural landscape, it's essential to recognize the enduring significance of his work. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, Gibson's buildings serve as important cultural and historical landmarks, reflecting the aspirations and values of their time.

To commemorate Gibson's legacy and celebrate Brisbane's brutalist heritage, we are excited to offer copies of the book ‘Light, Space, Place’ for sale in the gift portal. Showcasing his iconic works through rare archival photographs to insightful commentary, this book offers a comprehensive look at Gibson's career and his impact on the city of Brisbane.

We invite you to explore our online store and discover the rich legacy of Robin Gibson's work. Whether you're a seasoned architecture enthusiast , a brutalist architecture lover or simply curious about Brisbane's built environment, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of brutalist architecture and the enduring legacy of one of its most influential practitioners.