Nicole Furlan - Percorsi

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Nicole Furlan, an Italian artist, presents the unique terracotta sculpture "Percorsi" (2026), signed by hand, with a patinated brass sphere, dimensions 14 × 29 × 7 cm, in excellent condition.

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"PATHS"

The collection "Paths" represents the idea that life is not a straight line but a set of roads, crossroads, detours. Everyone starts from a different point, walks at different paces, stumbles, goes back, changes direction. There isn’t a single “right” way to arrive somewhere.

Each individual creation is a unique hand-worked piece, crafted with care and feeling. The sculpture was shaped in clay and fired in a professional kiln, then patinated at cold temperature. In the porosity and in the imperfections of the terracotta and the pigments used lies the beauty of this material.

Shipping will be carried out carefully. All works are hand-signed and accompanied by an authenticity certificate.

Techniques:

Sculpture: Glazed Terracotta
Sphere: Brass

Nicole Furlan, born 1991, attended the Academy of Art and Photography. Always in search of inspiration to grow. Raised in the Tuscan countryside, she rediscovers in small things the charm of simplicity and reinterprets it through matter, thus allowing an open dialogue with her own subconscious.
For several years she has had the opportunity to create a connection between sculpture (soul) and human in her Atelier/Workshop in Pitigliano, a small village of Etruscan origins. A new, delicate formula of deep connections.
In 2020 she decided to return to living in the open countryside, so she could focus even more on the self and on what she wants to express.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: I ship only to some destinations - Please read the shipping prices carefully.

"PATHS"

The collection "Paths" represents the idea that life is not a straight line but a set of roads, crossroads, detours. Everyone starts from a different point, walks at different paces, stumbles, goes back, changes direction. There isn’t a single “right” way to arrive somewhere.

Each individual creation is a unique hand-worked piece, crafted with care and feeling. The sculpture was shaped in clay and fired in a professional kiln, then patinated at cold temperature. In the porosity and in the imperfections of the terracotta and the pigments used lies the beauty of this material.

Shipping will be carried out carefully. All works are hand-signed and accompanied by an authenticity certificate.

Techniques:

Sculpture: Glazed Terracotta
Sphere: Brass

Nicole Furlan, born 1991, attended the Academy of Art and Photography. Always in search of inspiration to grow. Raised in the Tuscan countryside, she rediscovers in small things the charm of simplicity and reinterprets it through matter, thus allowing an open dialogue with her own subconscious.
For several years she has had the opportunity to create a connection between sculpture (soul) and human in her Atelier/Workshop in Pitigliano, a small village of Etruscan origins. A new, delicate formula of deep connections.
In 2020 she decided to return to living in the open countryside, so she could focus even more on the self and on what she wants to express.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Brass, Earthenware, Metal
Artist
Nicole Furlan
Title of artwork
Percorsi
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
Unique Piece
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
29 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
7 cm
Weight
0 kg
ItalyVerified
203
Objects sold
100%
Private

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