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Small Rose Passion Vase - Red & Purple
Elegance and natural beauty unite to create an exquisitely handcrafted Small Rose Passion Vase in red and purple. Inspired by the unique shapes and curves of flowers in bloom, this hand-sculpted vase exudes grace and sophistication that is truly one-of-a-kind.
This rose vase is created using a pâte de cristal technique that is ancient and rare, dating back to 5000 B.C. Daum rediscovered this technique in 1900 and further developed it in 1968 making it his specialty. These sculptures are made by melting crystal fragments within a mold that creates a softness of contours that cannot be obtained with blown glass. Pâte de cristal produces a brilliant material that is filled with intense colors and a myriad of subtle shades that all contribute to its uniqueness.
This rose vase is created using a pâte de cristal technique that is ancient and rare, dating back to 5000 B.C. Daum rediscovered this technique in 1900 and further developed it in 1968 making it his specialty. These sculptures are made by melting crystal fragments within a mold that creates a softness of contours that cannot be obtained with blown glass. Pâte de cristal produces a brilliant material that is filled with intense colors and a myriad of subtle shades that all contribute to its uniqueness.
$1,720.00
Small Rose Passion Vase - Red & Purple—
$1,720.00
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Elegance and natural beauty unite to create an exquisitely handcrafted Small Rose Passion Vase in red and purple. Inspired by the unique shapes and curves of flowers in bloom, this hand-sculpted vase exudes grace and sophistication that is truly one-of-a-kind.
This rose vase is created using a pâte de cristal technique that is ancient and rare, dating back to 5000 B.C. Daum rediscovered this technique in 1900 and further developed it in 1968 making it his specialty. These sculptures are made by melting crystal fragments within a mold that creates a softness of contours that cannot be obtained with blown glass. Pâte de cristal produces a brilliant material that is filled with intense colors and a myriad of subtle shades that all contribute to its uniqueness.
This rose vase is created using a pâte de cristal technique that is ancient and rare, dating back to 5000 B.C. Daum rediscovered this technique in 1900 and further developed it in 1968 making it his specialty. These sculptures are made by melting crystal fragments within a mold that creates a softness of contours that cannot be obtained with blown glass. Pâte de cristal produces a brilliant material that is filled with intense colors and a myriad of subtle shades that all contribute to its uniqueness.
