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Masters at work: Glyptics
Observe the master artisans of Cartier showcasing their craftsmanship in an intimate studio space. Cartier celebrates glyptics – the art of gem carving – through a piece specially created for the Homo Faber event. A tribute to Japan and cherry blossoms, the box carved in opal is adorned with a detachable bracelet and brooch. The design also features jewellery and straw marquetry, two metiers distinctive of the maison’s savoir-faire.
Details: Genealogies of OrnamentExhibition
Other objects
Bracelet Watch, 2018
Bracelet, 1925
Brooch, 1907
Brooch, 1907
Design Drawing for a Bonzai Charm, 1925
Design Drawing for a Vanity Case, 1927
Inro with Four Compartments, c. 1890
Inro with Two Compartments, c. 1890
Pair of Clip Brooches, 1936
Photograph From Louis Cartier’s Collection, 1936
Plaster Cast of a Brooch, 1907
Plaster Cast of a Brooch, 1910
Plaster Cast of a Brooch, 1911
Plaster Cast of a Pendant, 1911
Ring, 2013
Sculpted Lily of the Valley, circa 1908
Sculpted Tree, 1925
Vanity Case, 1930
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