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Boulanger`s riff

Boulanger`s riff

€2.500,00 EUR
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Coral scape

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful artificial reef called Boulanger's Reef, originating from the warm waters of Indonesia. This reef was not just a decoration; it was a masterpiece mostly composed of carefully cultivated maricultures. Each coral was nurtured with love and care by local artisans who had perfected the art of mariculture.

Boulanger's Reef was a feast for the eyes and could be presented in various ways. One of the most enchanting options was on a bed of blue sand, delivered in a flat glass dish. The blue sand symbolized the crystal-clear oceans of Indonesia, making the reef come to life even more. The soft shimmer of the sand and the delicate colors of the coral formed a harmonious and serene underwater world that could be admired at home.

For those seeking something unique, there was also the option to present Boulanger's Reef on a very fine black wooden plate. The contrast between the vibrant coral and the deep, dark background gave the whole piece an elegant and mysterious look. The black plate emphasized the beauty of the reef, making it a striking artwork that drew attention in any room.

Whether on blue sand in a glass dish or on a black wooden plate, Boulanger's Reef brought the beauty of the Indonesian seas directly to you. It was a tribute to the wonders of the ocean and a reminder of the delicate balance of our natural world. This artificial reef, with its cultivated maricultures, was not just a decoration, but a celebration of nature and the artistry of the people who made it possible.

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Button label

cites numbers off the re used Corals in the eco friendly home decorations

Backer`s riff

acropora Coral sea ausi

  21NL 296368/11  3x

  22NL 311980/11  3x

  23NL 314945/11  4x

acropora culture

  23NL 313183/11  2x

  23NL 314945/11  3x

  23NL 313183/11  1x

trachyphylia 21NL 298279/11  1x
Symphyllia welsoni. 21NL 295957/11  1x

Acanthophyllia 21NL294620/11  1x

Montipora. 19NL 298279/11  2x
turbenaria bali 23NL 317018/11  1x
scolimia. 1x

euphyllia. 21NL 295957/11  2x

histrix S. 23NL 320524/11  1x
A. formosa 21NL 296366/11  1x
tubastrea faulkernil 21NL 301010/11  1x

fungia 21NL297259/11 1 x

1 bispiralis

acanthastrea lordhowensis 21NL294619/11 1 x

Bagare on a rock

acropora coral sea : ausi

  23NL 314945/11  1x

  22NL 311980/11  2x

  22NL 310548/11  2x

  22NL 310548/11  2x

  22NL 311980/11  1x

  22NL 311980/11  1x

acropora cultured Bali

  23NL 315222/11  1x

  22NL 309371/11  1x


duncan auxfugia  19NL 270320/11  1x

montipora

  19NL 270306/11  1x

  22NL 311982/11  1x

maricult hystrix  22NL 309371/11  1x

calendrium  22NL 309371/11  1x

Gonio  21NL 298280/11  1x

fungia  21NL 297258/11  1x

trachy  21NL 297258/11  1x

Boulanger's Riff


Acropora coral sea ausi :

2 × 23NL349945/11 en 2 x 23NL314945/11

2×maricultured.

2 x 22NL301762/11 en 2×21NL295772/11

Goniostrea 1× 21NL293711/11
Histrix 1× 23NL313222/11
Montipora 1× 21NL298989/11

Stylophora P 3× 20NL206319/10
duncan opsamia aux 1× 19NL270320/11
euphillia 1× 21NL295957/11
Cinerina 1× 21NL295770/11
Trachyphylia 1× 21NL297258/11

panadero rif

• Stylophora – 22NL311205/11 – 2x
• Euphyllia 2x
• 21NL295957/11
• 21NL295957/11
• Goniopora – 21NL295957/11
• Acropora cult. 2
1. 21NL296366/11
2. 23NL313153/11
• Echinophyllia aussi 4 – 22NL311980/11
• Duncan – 19NL270320/11
• Symphyllia 1x – 21NL298148/11
• Tridacna 1

Panadero rif 1 on wood

Acropora cult.
• 1x 21NL290418/11
• 1x 23NL313183/11
• 1x 21NL295772/11
• 1x 21NL295772/11
• 1x 21NL299724/11
• 1x 22NL309371/11

Acanthastrea – 1x 20NL284183/11
Fungia – 1x 21NL297258/11
Montipora – 1x 19NL270360/11
Trachyphyllia – 1x 21NL294961/11
Euphyllia – 2x 21NL295957/11
Tridacna – 1x

Panadero rif 2 on wood

• Acropora coral sea aussi
• 1x 22NL310548/11
• 1x 22NL310548/11
• 2x 22NL311980/11
• 1x 23NL314945/11
• Acropora mari cultuur
• 3x 22NL310548/11
• 2x 22NL311980/11
• 1x 22NL311980/11
• Acropora frag
• 1x 22NL311060/11
• Montipora
• 1x 22NL311982/11
• Stylophora
• 1x 22NL311205/11
• Acanthastrea lord
• 1x 20NL284183/11
• Duncanopsamia auxfugia
• 1x 19NL270320/11
• Trachyphyllia
• 1x 21NL294621/11
• Mini Galle M (lichte semi)
• 1x 23NL312320/11

The vase of Bakker

2x  acropora  aus   21NL299724/11

1x  acropora aus   23NL313183/11

1x  acropora  aus     23NL313183/11 

1x acro  formosa      23NL313183/11

1x acro culture         23NL313183/11

1x acropora culture  23NL313183/11

1x  acropora culture 19NL276381/11

Stylophora  pistilata 2x 21NL291526-11

Tubastrea faulkneri: 1x 21NL301010/11

  • Gorgoon: Gor-Gsp-057692

Trachyphyllia: 1x21NL299258/11

Euphyllia   1x 21NL298294/11+1x 21NL295957/11

Tridacna

Van rif tot kunst – een tweede leven voor koralen plaats van verloren te gaan, krijgen gecultiveerde /koraalstukken een nieuw doel: een uniek kunstwerk voor in huis. Elk stukje is zorgvuldig geselecteerd uit duurzame kweek, waar koraal groeit zonder schade aan natuurlijke riffen. Door deze stukken te hergebruiken, brengen we niet alleen de pracht van de oceaan naar binnen, maar dragen we ook bij aan ecologisch verantwoord rifbehoud. Zo krijgt koraal een tweede leven. niet als sieraad van de zee, maar als symbool van respect en hergebruik in onze mooie ecologishe decor Art

From Reef to Art – A Second Life for Coral

Instead of being discarded, cultured/died coral fragments are given a new purpose: transformed into a unique piece of art for the home. Each fragment is carefully selected from sustainable aquaculture, where coral grows without harming natural reefs. By reusing these pieces, we not only bring the beauty of the ocean indoors, but also support environmentally responsible reef conservation. Coral gets a second life — not as a treasure of the sea, but as a symbol of respect and reuse.