Sculpture, The horse - 18 cm - Glass

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Fabio Tagliapietra – Murano Calcedonio glass sculpture, 2026 – Limited edition 7/15

Splendid and original contemporary sculpture, handmade by master glassmaker Fabio Tagliapietra in authentic Murano glass.

Characterized by a dynamic, sculptural form, the piece features extraordinary Calcedonio glasswork, with striking iridescent shades of blue, light blue, violet and amber, along with metallic reflections. The glass’s special composition makes every example unique, creating ever-changing plays of light and color depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

The sculpture was made entirely by hand in accordance with the Murano glassmaking tradition, which the artist reinterprets in a contemporary style through a personal exploration of form, volume and color.

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

Details of the piece:

* Artist: Fabio Tagliapietra
* Year of creation: 2026
* Material: Murano artistic Calcedonio glass
* Technique: Artistic hot glassworking
* Limited, numbered edition: No. 07 of 15
* Sculpture dimensions: approx. 18 × 15 cm
* Base diameter: approx. 8 cm
* Unique in its shades and color characteristics
* Signed/numbered by the artist
* Condition: Excellent

A visually striking piece, ideal for collectors of contemporary art, artistic glass and Italian design. The chromatic complexity of the Calcedonio and the entirely handmade process make this sculpture a particularly interesting collector’s item.

The sculpture will be carefully packed for safe shipping.

Fabio Tagliapietra – Murano Calcedonio glass sculpture, 2026 – Limited edition 7/15

Splendid and original contemporary sculpture, handmade by master glassmaker Fabio Tagliapietra in authentic Murano glass.

Characterized by a dynamic, sculptural form, the piece features extraordinary Calcedonio glasswork, with striking iridescent shades of blue, light blue, violet and amber, along with metallic reflections. The glass’s special composition makes every example unique, creating ever-changing plays of light and color depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

The sculpture was made entirely by hand in accordance with the Murano glassmaking tradition, which the artist reinterprets in a contemporary style through a personal exploration of form, volume and color.

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

Details of the piece:

* Artist: Fabio Tagliapietra
* Year of creation: 2026
* Material: Murano artistic Calcedonio glass
* Technique: Artistic hot glassworking
* Limited, numbered edition: No. 07 of 15
* Sculpture dimensions: approx. 18 × 15 cm
* Base diameter: approx. 8 cm
* Unique in its shades and color characteristics
* Signed/numbered by the artist
* Condition: Excellent

A visually striking piece, ideal for collectors of contemporary art, artistic glass and Italian design. The chromatic complexity of the Calcedonio and the entirely handmade process make this sculpture a particularly interesting collector’s item.

The sculpture will be carefully packed for safe 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
60
Objects sold
100%
Private

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