Studio Habrat - Figurka - Tit (4) - fusing

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Studio Habrat - Figurka - Tit (4) - fusing #1.0
Studio Habrat - Figurka - Tit (4) - fusing #2.1
Studio Habrat - Figurka - Tit (4) - fusing #3.2
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35
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Aktualna oferta
€ 60
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Sophie Aziz
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Cztery ręcznie wykonane figurki ze szkła w technice fusing autorstwa polskiego artysty Macieja Habrat, w dwóch rozmiarach: duże 15 × 11 × 4 cm i małe 11 × 9 × 4 cm, wszystkie podpisane i zapakowane w pudełka prezentowe z certyfikatem autentyczności.

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Opis od sprzedawcy

A flock of handmade characterful tits crafted in a fusing technique by Maciej Habrat, a Polish artist who has been working with glass for over 20 years. Opal and clear glass are fused together to create these spontaneous creations filled with colors and unihibited imagination. They will look grat on a ledge or mantelpiece or highliht your office.
Dimentions: big h- 15 cm, w- 11 cm, d- 4 cm; small h- 11 cm, w- 9 cm, d- 4 cm. Packaging: they come in attractive, gift boxes. A certificate of authenticity is attached to pieces of art.
The artworks are personally signed by the artist. NB the images show available pieces.

Historie sprzedawców

Maciej Habrat Atelier was founded in 1997 in Krosno, Poland. All glass works are designed and hand-made in a fusing technique by him. Maciej graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland-the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass. His style is easily recognized in many galleries around the world and some glass objects were exhibited in the Corning Museum of Glass, USA. TV ARTE has released a documentarty about the family company and every year during the Ambiente Fair in Frankfurt Maciej's masterpieces allure with colors and forms.

A flock of handmade characterful tits crafted in a fusing technique by Maciej Habrat, a Polish artist who has been working with glass for over 20 years. Opal and clear glass are fused together to create these spontaneous creations filled with colors and unihibited imagination. They will look grat on a ledge or mantelpiece or highliht your office.
Dimentions: big h- 15 cm, w- 11 cm, d- 4 cm; small h- 11 cm, w- 9 cm, d- 4 cm. Packaging: they come in attractive, gift boxes. A certificate of authenticity is attached to pieces of art.
The artworks are personally signed by the artist. NB the images show available pieces.

Historie sprzedawców

Maciej Habrat Atelier was founded in 1997 in Krosno, Poland. All glass works are designed and hand-made in a fusing technique by him. Maciej graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland-the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass. His style is easily recognized in many galleries around the world and some glass objects were exhibited in the Corning Museum of Glass, USA. TV ARTE has released a documentarty about the family company and every year during the Ambiente Fair in Frankfurt Maciej's masterpieces allure with colors and forms.

Szczegóły

Era
Po 2000 r.
Producent/ marka
Studio Habrat
Waga
470 g
Rodzaj szkła
fusing
Liczba przedmiotów
4
Tytuł dzieła
Tit
Kraj pochodzenia
Polska
Projektant/Artysta/Twórca
Maciej Habrat
Materiał
Szkło
Stan
Jak nowy - nieużywany
Wysokość
15 cm
Szerokość
11 cm
Głębokość
4 cm
Szacowany okres
2026
Sprzedawane przez
Studio Habrat
PolskaZweryfikowano
1289
Sprzedane przedmioty
100%
550
Opinie
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