Ardor - Ardor - Vase - Biscuit de porcelaine - Testa di Moro Space

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Ardor - TESTA DI MORO SPACE
H33 D.22 cm
This unique piece reppresents the mind of a man has to face, in all it shades
ARTWORK IN CERAMIC, DECORATED WITH GOLDEN LEAF AND HANDMADE DIPPING TECNIQUE -MADE IN 2026 -
MADE IN ITALY
DISPLAYED IN MANY ART GALLERYES

Ardor is a Pop-Artist.
Name born from the vision of artist Raffaele and dedicated to his son. Originally from Naples, Raffaele moved to Miami at the age of 18 to study design. Immersing himself daily in Miami's Design District, he developed a deep passion for Pop Art, drawing inspiration from iconic masters like Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and Roy Lichtenstein. Their works, with their hidden meanings and bold aesthetics, motivated Raffaele to explore and develop his unique artistic style.

By combining vibrant, bold, and colorful patterns, Raffaele reflects his vivid perception of the world around him. His creations are entirely hand-decorated using the "dipping" technique, enhanced with meticulously hand-painted 24-karat gold details. A hallmark of the brand is its use of strong, lively colors that underscore its originality and uniqueness.

From the outset, Ardor has introduced exclusive designs that draw inspiration from modern and contemporary models, bringing fresh innovation to the art scene. Each piece embodies the brand's mission: to communicate a beauty that only handmade creations, meticulously crafted with attention to every detail, can achieve.

Ardor - TESTA DI MORO SPACE
H33 D.22 cm
This unique piece reppresents the mind of a man has to face, in all it shades
ARTWORK IN CERAMIC, DECORATED WITH GOLDEN LEAF AND HANDMADE DIPPING TECNIQUE -MADE IN 2026 -
MADE IN ITALY
DISPLAYED IN MANY ART GALLERYES

Ardor is a Pop-Artist.
Name born from the vision of artist Raffaele and dedicated to his son. Originally from Naples, Raffaele moved to Miami at the age of 18 to study design. Immersing himself daily in Miami's Design District, he developed a deep passion for Pop Art, drawing inspiration from iconic masters like Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and Roy Lichtenstein. Their works, with their hidden meanings and bold aesthetics, motivated Raffaele to explore and develop his unique artistic style.

By combining vibrant, bold, and colorful patterns, Raffaele reflects his vivid perception of the world around him. His creations are entirely hand-decorated using the "dipping" technique, enhanced with meticulously hand-painted 24-karat gold details. A hallmark of the brand is its use of strong, lively colors that underscore its originality and uniqueness.

From the outset, Ardor has introduced exclusive designs that draw inspiration from modern and contemporary models, bringing fresh innovation to the art scene. Each piece embodies the brand's mission: to communicate a beauty that only handmade creations, meticulously crafted with attention to every detail, can achieve.

Détails

Région d’origine spécifique
Italia
Type de céramique
Biscuit de porcelaine
Poids
3 g
Époque
Après 2000
Titre informations supplémentaires
Testa di Moro Space
Nombre d’articles
1
Pays d’origine
Italie
Designer/artiste/créateur
Ardor
Matériau
Céramique
Style
Moderne
Fabricant / Marque
Ardor
Couleur
Violet
Condition
Comme neuf, inutilisé
Hauteur
33 cm
Largeur
22 cm
Profondeur
22 cm
Diamètre
22 cm
Période estimée
2026
Vendu par
ItalieVérifié
2
Objets vendus
Particulier

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