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Osanna Visconti Hand-Cast Bronze Raggi Holder with Bronzo Candle
$795
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Visconti’s Bronzo scented candle evokes ancient minerals with hints of patchouli. It comes encased in an amber glass, accompanied by the natural-bronze Raggi vase, created in a limited edition using the lost-wax casting technique. The three nested pieces are all designed and handmade in Milan.
Product ID: 2208307023
View more from: Osanna Visconti / Candles
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Visconti’s Bronzo scented candle evokes ancient minerals with hints of patchouli. It comes encased in an amber glass, accompanied by the natural-bronze Raggi vase, created in a limited edition using the lost-wax casting technique. The three nested pieces are all designed and handmade in Milan.
Product ID: 2208307023
View more from: Osanna Visconti / Candles
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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.