Studio Habrat - Figurine - Cameleon (2) - fusing

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Two hand-made glass Cameleons by Polish artist Maciej Habrat, produced in a fusing technique using opal glass and 24-carat gold, with large (21×19×7 cm) and small (17×14×6 cm) versions, signed and unique pieces, origin Poland, in like-new condition, packaged in an eco-friendly gift box.

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Description from the seller

A set of Cameleons handmade using a fusing technique by Maciej Habrat, a Polish artist with over 20 years of experience working with glass. Opal glass and 24-carat gold are fused to create these modern forms. Glass Cameleons are outstanding pieces that will definitely enhance the interior. Dimensions: small Cameleon H- 17 cm, W- 14 cm, D- 6 cm; large Cameleon H- 21 cm, W- 19 cm, D- 7 cm. Packaging: elegant, eco-friendly cardboard box, ready to be given as a gift. The artworks are unique and signed by the artist. NB: the image shows the available pieces.

Seller's Story

Maciej Habrat Atelier was founded in 1997 in Krosno, Poland. All glass works are designed and hand-made in a fusing technique by him. Maciej graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland-the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass. His style is easily recognized in many galleries around the world and some glass objects were exhibited in the Corning Museum of Glass, USA. TV ARTE has released a documentarty about the family company and every year during the Ambiente Fair in Frankfurt Maciej's masterpieces allure with colors and forms.
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A set of Cameleons handmade using a fusing technique by Maciej Habrat, a Polish artist with over 20 years of experience working with glass. Opal glass and 24-carat gold are fused to create these modern forms. Glass Cameleons are outstanding pieces that will definitely enhance the interior. Dimensions: small Cameleon H- 17 cm, W- 14 cm, D- 6 cm; large Cameleon H- 21 cm, W- 19 cm, D- 7 cm. Packaging: elegant, eco-friendly cardboard box, ready to be given as a gift. The artworks are unique and signed by the artist. NB: the image shows the available pieces.

Seller's Story

Maciej Habrat Atelier was founded in 1997 in Krosno, Poland. All glass works are designed and hand-made in a fusing technique by him. Maciej graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland-the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass. His style is easily recognized in many galleries around the world and some glass objects were exhibited in the Corning Museum of Glass, USA. TV ARTE has released a documentarty about the family company and every year during the Ambiente Fair in Frankfurt Maciej's masterpieces allure with colors and forms.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Manufacturer/ Brand
Studio Habrat
Weight
800 g
Glass type
fusing
No. of items
2
Title
Cameleon
Country of Origin
Poland
Designer/Artist/Maker
Maciej Habrat
Material
Glass
Condition
As new - unused
Height
21 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
7 cm
Estimated Period
2026
PolandVerified
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Objects sold
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