Sculpture, The horse - 18 cm - Glass

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Fabio Tagliapietra – Sculpture in Murano Chalcedony Glass, 2026 – Limited edition 7/15

Splendid and original contemporary sculpture handmade by Master Glassmaker Fabio Tagliapietra in authentic Murano glass.

The work, characterized by a dynamic, sculptural form, features extraordinary work with Chalcedony glass, with evocative shifting hues of blue, azure, violet, amber and metallic reflections. The special composition of the glass makes each piece unique, creating plays of light and color that change with the lighting and the viewing angle.

The sculpture was entirely handmade according to the Murano glassmaking tradition, reinterpreted by the artist in a contemporary key through a personal exploration of forms, volumes and chromatics.

The piece is mounted on an elegant black circular base that enhances its dramatic presence.

Details of the work:

* Artist: Fabio Tagliapietra
* Year of realization: 2026
* Material: Murano artistic glass Chalcedony
* Technique: Hot glass artistry
* Limited edition and numbered: Specimen no. 07 of 15
* Sculpture dimensions: approximately 18 × 15 cm
* Base diameter: approximately 8 cm
* One-of-a-kind in its tonal shades and color characteristics
* Signed/numbered by the artist
* Condition: Excellent

A work with strong visual impact, ideal for collectors of contemporary art, artistic glass and Italian design. The chromatic complexity of Chalcedony and the entirely manual workmanship make this sculpture a collectible piece of particular interest.

The sculpture will be carefully packed for secure shipping.

Fabio Tagliapietra – Sculpture in Murano Chalcedony Glass, 2026 – Limited edition 7/15

Splendid and original contemporary sculpture handmade by Master Glassmaker Fabio Tagliapietra in authentic Murano glass.

The work, characterized by a dynamic, sculptural form, features extraordinary work with Chalcedony glass, with evocative shifting hues of blue, azure, violet, amber and metallic reflections. The special composition of the glass makes each piece unique, creating plays of light and color that change with the lighting and the viewing angle.

The sculpture was entirely handmade according to the Murano glassmaking tradition, reinterpreted by the artist in a contemporary key through a personal exploration of forms, volumes and chromatics.

The piece is mounted on an elegant black circular base that enhances its dramatic presence.

Details of the work:

* Artist: Fabio Tagliapietra
* Year of realization: 2026
* Material: Murano artistic glass Chalcedony
* Technique: Hot glass artistry
* Limited edition and numbered: Specimen no. 07 of 15
* Sculpture dimensions: approximately 18 × 15 cm
* Base diameter: approximately 8 cm
* One-of-a-kind in its tonal shades and color characteristics
* Signed/numbered by the artist
* Condition: Excellent

A work with strong visual impact, ideal for collectors of contemporary art, artistic glass and Italian design. The chromatic complexity of Chalcedony and the entirely manual workmanship make this sculpture a collectible piece of particular interest.

The sculpture will be carefully packed for secure shipping.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Glass
Title of artwork
The horse
Signature
Hand signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
18 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
8 cm
Sold by
ItalyVerified
51
Objects sold
Private

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