A speaker is an object you live with.
A speaker has a place in your home before the first track begins. A silhouette beside a favourite chair. A surface that catches the afternoon light. A presence that becomes familiar.
Founded in Australia, Pantheone brings sculptural form and sound engineering together. Pantheone I and Obsidian have distinct shapes and purposes, but share one belief: music deserves a considered place in the home.
Sculpted to fill the room.
Pantheone I brings together a flowing high-density mineral composite form and 360-degree sound. Its curves are designed to be seen from every angle, making it a considered presence in the room even when the music is off.
When you press play, sound radiates around the space. Pantheone I is made for living areas where the speaker can be part of the interior, both as an object and as a way to experience music.
Crafted to move with you.
Obsidian brings Pantheone’s sculptural approach into a compact, portable form. Its faceted high-density mineral composite enclosure catches light differently from every angle, giving it a distinct presence on a shelf, console or side table.
With battery-powered listening, you can carry music between spaces throughout the day. It is an object designed to belong in the room, wherever you choose to place it.
What “made, not simply manufactured” means
Handcrafted material
Pantheone I and Obsidian take shape in high-density mineral composite, cast and finished by hand. The material allows each speaker to have a sculptural form that feels considered from every angle. Explore how our speakers are made.
Form with purpose
Pantheone I’s flowing curves and Obsidian’s faceted silhouette give each speaker its own character and a place in the home.
Sound for living
The design is completed by music. Pantheone brings form and sound together so the speaker is part of daily life, whether playing or at rest.
Cast and Finished by Hand
Each Pantheone I and Obsidian enclosure is cast in a mould, then refined and finished by hand. Casting allows the curved and faceted forms to take shape, while hand finishing brings attention to their edges and surfaces. This process connects the sculptural design with the finished object you see and touch.
What to look for in a luxury handcrafted speaker
Craftsmanship in a luxury speaker involves material, form, finish and the experience of listening. When comparing handcrafted speakers, consider how the enclosure is made and how the finished object fits into your home.
Material that supports the form
Look at how the enclosure material shapes the object, rather than judging luxury by its finish alone. Pantheone I and Obsidian use high-density mineral composite to create two distinct forms: flowing curves and a faceted silhouette.
Care in casting and finishing
Ask how the enclosure is made and finished. Pantheone’s high-density mineral composite speaker enclosures are cast and finished by hand. This is the craftsmanship behind the exterior you see and live with, alongside the audio engineering within.
Sound as part of the design
Craftsmanship should contribute to a speaker you enjoy listening to. Consider how its sound suits your room and listening habits. Pantheone I offers 360-degree sound for living spaces; Obsidian brings a portable form to listening around the home.
A considered place in the home
Look beyond the first impression. Consider the speaker’s scale, its relationship to nearby furniture and how you will use it each day. Power access, placement and ease of listening matter alongside the sculptural presence.
Everything you should know about handcrafted speakers
What are Pantheone speakers made from?
Pantheone I and Obsidian have enclosures made from high-density mineral composite, cast and finished by hand. The material helps give each speaker its distinctive sculptural form.
What is the difference between Pantheone I and Obsidian?
Pantheone I is a larger speaker designed to make a statement in a living space, with 360-degree sound. Obsidian is compact and battery-powered, so you can move it between spaces.
Is Pantheone an Australian brand?
Yes. Pantheone Audio was founded in Australia. Its approach brings together sculpture, interior design and sound engineering.
Can I play music wirelessly?
Yes. Pantheone I and Obsidian offer wireless listening. Check each product page for the connection and streaming options available on the model you choose.
Which Pantheone speaker is right for my home?
Choose Pantheone I if you want a larger sculptural presence and 360-degree sound. Choose Obsidian if you prefer a compact speaker you can carry from room to room.
What does “made, not simply manufactured” mean?
It expresses Pantheone’s approach to creating speakers as objects for the home. Each model brings together a handcrafted high-density mineral composite enclosure, a distinctive sculptural form and sound engineering, so it is considered for how it looks, feels and plays.
Two sculptural speakers. One Pantheone philosophy.
Pantheone I
360° omnidirectional wireless speaker handcrafted from high-density mineral composite. Inspired by the ancient Pantheon dome. The luxury home speaker designed to anchor any room.
Obsidian
Portable luxury speaker with volcanic-inspired faceted form. 15-hour battery. Studio-quality WiFi audio. The designer speaker that moves with you without compromise.
Made to be seen. Crafted to be heard. Designed to live with.
Find the speaker that belongs in your home.
Explore Pantheone I and Obsidian, two sculptural approaches to bringing music into everyday life.