Antique and Vintage 1950s Aptware Candlestick
Bs2,500
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Osanna Visconti Alga Hand-Cast Bronze Candle Holder
Bs10,200
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An elegant manifestation of the ancient lost-wax casting process, the two-arm Alga candle holder begins life as a wax sculpture, cast then melted away to be replaced by molten bronze. Working from her Milan atelier, Visconti kneads and shapes everything by hand in organic forms recalling living seaweed.
Product ID: 2208307001
View more from: Osanna Visconti / Candle holders & candelabras
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An elegant manifestation of the ancient lost-wax casting process, the two-arm Alga candle holder begins life as a wax sculpture, cast then melted away to be replaced by molten bronze. Working from her Milan atelier, Visconti kneads and shapes everything by hand in organic forms recalling living seaweed.
Product ID: 2208307001
View more from: Osanna Visconti / Candle holders & candelabras
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Meet the Maker:
Osanna Visconti
Schooled by accomplished artists in Rome, Osanna Visconti is an expert in the millennia-old “lost wax casting” technique. She hand-carves wax forms, casts them in plaster, then melts away the wax — as seen in this black-patinated bronze candle holder.