Decorative ornament - TAGLIAPIETRA FABIO - Italy - Insieme Blu

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Holds a master’s in Art History, specialising in Second French Empire and Dutch Golden Age.

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A single Murano glass sculpture in calcedonio glass depicting a refined pair of finches, crafted by master glassmaker Fabio Tagliapietra on a green transparent Murano glass base, in contemporary style and mint condition with an authenticity certificate.

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Refined pair of goldfinches made entirely by hand by a master glassmaker from the island of Murano. The work represents an example of excellence in the Muranese glass tradition, characterized by a perfect harmony between technique and artistic creativity, a fascinating sculpture in Murano glass.

Main material: Calcedony glass
Base: Murano glass in transparent green
Dimensions: H.12 cm x L.16 cm x D.6 cm

The charm of the color variety of calcedony glass with amber, blue, and green shades will capture your attention. This particular and precious glass has been used to render this piece dynamic and evoke memories of the beautiful plumage typical of goldfinches. The workmanship highlights the artisan's mastery in rendering naturalistic forms and in creating light and transparency effects that give life and movement to the figures; the style is Art Déco-inspired, characterized by simplified shapes that maintain an elegant balance between naturalism and decorative geometricity.
The support, made with Murano glass in the color Transparent Green, perfectly simulates a natural branch, harmoniously completing the composition and creating a striking color balance with great visual impact.
This piece is shipped with an authenticity certificate signed by the artist.

Refined pair of goldfinches made entirely by hand by a master glassmaker from the island of Murano. The work represents an example of excellence in the Muranese glass tradition, characterized by a perfect harmony between technique and artistic creativity, a fascinating sculpture in Murano glass.

Main material: Calcedony glass
Base: Murano glass in transparent green
Dimensions: H.12 cm x L.16 cm x D.6 cm

The charm of the color variety of calcedony glass with amber, blue, and green shades will capture your attention. This particular and precious glass has been used to render this piece dynamic and evoke memories of the beautiful plumage typical of goldfinches. The workmanship highlights the artisan's mastery in rendering naturalistic forms and in creating light and transparency effects that give life and movement to the figures; the style is Art Déco-inspired, characterized by simplified shapes that maintain an elegant balance between naturalism and decorative geometricity.
The support, made with Murano glass in the color Transparent Green, perfectly simulates a natural branch, harmoniously completing the composition and creating a striking color balance with great visual impact.
This piece is shipped with an authenticity certificate signed by the artist.

Details

Specific region of origin
Veneto
Glass type
calcedony glass, Murano glass
Weight
1 kg
Era
After 2000
Title additional information
Insieme Blu
Number of objects
1
Designer/artist/maker
Tagliapietra Fabio
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Manufacturer/brand
TAGLIAPIETRA FABIO
Colour
Blue, Multicolour, Transparent
Condition
As new - unused
Height
16 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
2026
ItalyVerified
115
Objects sold
87.5%
Private

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