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Vine II candle holder

Vine II candle holder

€430,00 EUR
€430,00 EUR
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SKU: DV2808 - 2810

Large Vine II candle holder by Alexandra Denat. Made in France.

This piece is part of a series of experimental blown glass works, distinguished by sculptural vine-like handles and decorative elements that echo the twisting tendrils of living plants.

Its aesthetic recalls the botanical studies of Karl Blossfeldt, drawing connections between the complex structures of leaves and stems and the malleability of glass.

Please note that each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the product image shown. Hand wash only.

Designer: Alexandra Denat
Dimensions: W.15CM / H.25CM
Material: Blown glass
Color: Transparent

DELIVERIES AND RETURNS

AVAILABILITY AND SHIPPING : This product is in stock and ready to ship within 48 hours. We are committed to providing fast home delivery.

RETURNS : Returns are free within 14 days of receiving the product. Refunds will be issued within 14 days of receiving the returned item. This does not apply to bulky items, such as furniture and sofas, which are not eligible for free returns.

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ALEXANDRA DENAT

DESIGNER AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST, ALEXANDRA DENAT
She lives and works in Nîmes. She divides her time between
HIS ARTISTIC PRACTICE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIS INDEPENDENT HOUSE OF OBJECTS, HORS-D'OEUVRE. HIS WORK
INSPIRED BY JAPANESE HITSUZENDŌ: SHE EXPLORES A
A DRAWING WITHOUT OBJECT, FREE FROM MEMORY AND ANTICIPATION, AND CONSIDER REPETITION AS A SPACE OF
VARIATION. HIS RESEARCH IS PART OF A DIALOGUE WHERE
GESTURE AND MATTER RESPOND TO EACH OTHER IN A SPONTANEOUS WRITING. HER IMMERSIONS IN ART WORKSHOPS HAVE
GAVE BIRTH TO HORS-D'OEUVRE, A SELF-PUBLISHING STRUCTURE CONCEIVED AS A LIVING, HYBRID SPACE
AND INTUITIVE, WHERE TRADITIONAL SKILLS MEET
AND EXPERIMENTAL FORMAL LANGUAGES. CARRIED OUT IN
HIS WORKSHOP OR IN COLLABORATION WITH CRAFTSMEN, HIS
PIECES ARE DESIGNED AS EVERYDAY ARTIFACTS, AT THE CROSSROADS OF USE AND FREE FORM.
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