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narcissus

narcissus is inspired on the painting 'Narcissus' by Caravaggio; a metaphor for the destructive relationship between men and nature. The vase shows an isolated flower in a pool of oil.

produced by van tetterode glass amsterdam for thomas eyck

Ø 45 x 4 cm

bulls eye glass

numbered edition of 99 pieces

designer.studio wieki somers
material.glass
categories.vase

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