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The gracefully curved sculpture is hand-blown using avventurina, an extremely difficult Murano glass-blowing technique from the 17th century, which combines metal shavings and molten glass. Fenice (Phoenix) is named after the Teatro La Fenice - a historic building in Venice that has burned down and been rebuilt three times throughout its long history, like a phoenix rising from its ashes time and again.
Detailed Features
● Type: Vase
● Dimensions: 65 L x 46 W x 12 H cm
● Material: Hand-blown glass, Murrine glass
● Date: 2014
Italy and Japan: Marvellous LiaisonsExhibition
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