Built in 1911 in the UK and decommissioned in 1972 in Sydney's Homebush Bay, the SS Ayrfield surrendered to nature as grey mangroves transformed decaying iron oxide plates into a living floating forest. Features exposed hull ribs, heavy bow anchor chain, compass rose relief, and latitude/longitude cartouche.

Colour runs through the whole piece — nothing is painted. Four mineral-matte, satin and metallic tones, made to order at 0.16 mm detail.

• Tone I · Harbour Ink — Low-tide mudflat plinth, hull waterline, and rudder
• Tone II · Iron Oxide — Corroded steel hull plates, riveted ribs, and bow chain
• Tone III · Mangrove Olive — Living mangrove canopy, aerial root network, and foliage
• Tone IV · Weathered Brass — Compass rose relief, latitude/longitude cartouche, and plinth trim

Made to order in our Sydney atelier. We source your exact tones, condition the material, then spend up to 24 hours crafting your piece.

• Verified 22 MB .3MF file (420 layers at 0.16 mm, Zero-Scar Monolithic Relief)
• Iconic Sydney Homebush Bay provenance with engraved coordinates cartouche
• 4-colour Harbour Ink, Iron Oxide, Mangrove Olive & Weathered Brass palette