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Carlo Moretti Hand-Blown Murano Glass Monolith
US$6,255
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Consisting of 18 elements, Carlo Moretti’s Monolite Gotico sculpture nods to the ’90s glass sculptures, inspired by Manhattan at night. The abstracted square design enhances the piece, which is edged, squared out and fused together by hand, before being cut, ground by sandstone and beautifully polished using a wheel.
Product ID: 2200806041
View more from: Carlo Moretti / Globes & sculptures
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Other colours
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Consisting of 18 elements, Carlo Moretti’s Monolite Gotico sculpture nods to the ’90s glass sculptures, inspired by Manhattan at night. The abstracted square design enhances the piece, which is edged, squared out and fused together by hand, before being cut, ground by sandstone and beautifully polished using a wheel.
Product ID: 2200806041
View more from: Carlo Moretti / Globes & sculptures
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Meet the Maker:
Carlo Moretti
Murano-born brothers, Carlo and Giovanni Moretti set out to experiment with innovative glassware designs, colours, and materials in 1958. Home to the Venetian lagoon, the pair use their birthplace as a constant source of colour and design inspiration. Every piece of glass is individually mouth-blown and numbered by glassmakers in the Murano factory, making each object a one-of-a-kind collector’s item.