This fruit was created using a blend of both animal and vegetable waxes with natural resins, modifying the traditional recipe for a greater durability and resemblance. The display base is made of turned wood.

This is a still life for decorative purposes, composed of wax replicas of tomatoes, potatoes, beans, asparagus and cabbage leaves. The materials used are a mixture of natural waxes and resins, a personal reinterpretation of traditional wax plastic recipes.

This replica of a pear was made using the historic Garnier Valletti wax modelling technique, the refined and inimitable 19th-century method, specific to the creation of scientific museum collections, with a mixture of waxes. Each fruit is created by pouring a hot paste into plaster casts. This raw material, after various corrections and polishing, is then prepared with resin priming and subsequently coloured with glazes until, after about three months of work and a dozen coats, an exact replica of the original fruit is obtained. The weight of the finished piece is also the same as that of the original fruit.

This is a replica of a generic pomegranate for decorative purposes. The fruit was created using a blend of both animal and vegetable waxes with natural resins, modifying the traditional recipe for a greater durability and resemblance. The display base is made of turned wood.

This fruit was created using a blend of both animal and vegetable waxes with natural resins, modifying the traditional recipe for a greater durability and resemblance. The display base is made of turned wood.