Rabbit turquoise glass sculpture
£75.85
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Description
Article no.: HH-1106
Glass artist: Linda Isaksson
A small colorful caramel for the Easter table sculpted by hand with great care where each rabbit gets its own unique expression.
Turquoise - The color for balance and calm! Turquoise is the color that brings to mind the depth of the sea and the clarity of the sky. It symbolizes calm, balance and creativity - perfect for those who want to create a harmonious and inspiring home. In color psychology, turquoise is said to promote communication and emotional clarity, making it ideal for rooms where you want to feel both relaxed and focused.
The turquoise glass rabbit is an artistic element that adds both color and emotion. It conveys stillness, playfulness and a piece of Swedish craftsmanship - a small work of art with a big presence.
Linda Isaksson is a Swedish glass artist whose work often reflects the beauty of nature and the poetry of everyday life. With humor, nostalgia and a warm personal style, she creates art that touches. Known for her ability to combine traditional glassblowing with modern design, her work is characterized by a strong sense of nature's forms and colours. In this, she is particularly inspired by animals and nature, as well as birds, where the sculptures are made with clear personalities and expressions in colorful and stylish forms.
Gift package. Wrapping in fine paper is included in the price.
Who is the turquoise rabbit for?
For those who want a calm but colorful element in their interior
For the children's room - as a safe and dreamy figure
Decorating tips - How to decorate with the glass rabbit
Place it close to natural light to bring out the depth and color variations of the glass
Place it on a sideboard or shelf with natural materials like wood, stone or ceramics
Create a still life with several glass rabbits in different colors - turquoise will be the calm centerpiece
A small colorful caramel for the Easter table sculpted by hand with great care where each rabbit gets its own unique expression.
Turquoise - The color for balance and calm! Turquoise is the color that brings to mind the depth of the sea and the clarity of the sky. It symbolizes calm, balance and creativity - perfect for those who want to create a harmonious and inspiring home. In color psychology, turquoise is said to promote communication and emotional clarity, making it ideal for rooms where you want to feel both relaxed and focused.
The turquoise glass rabbit is an artistic element that adds both color and emotion. It conveys stillness, playfulness and a piece of Swedish craftsmanship - a small work of art with a big presence.
Linda Isaksson is a Swedish glass artist whose work often reflects the beauty of nature and the poetry of everyday life. With humor, nostalgia and a warm personal style, she creates art that touches. Known for her ability to combine traditional glassblowing with modern design, her work is characterized by a strong sense of nature's forms and colours. In this, she is particularly inspired by animals and nature, as well as birds, where the sculptures are made with clear personalities and expressions in colorful and stylish forms.
Gift package. Wrapping in fine paper is included in the price.
Who is the turquoise rabbit for?
For those who want a calm but colorful element in their interior
For the children's room - as a safe and dreamy figure
Decorating tips - How to decorate with the glass rabbit
Place it close to natural light to bring out the depth and color variations of the glass
Place it on a sideboard or shelf with natural materials like wood, stone or ceramics
Create a still life with several glass rabbits in different colors - turquoise will be the calm centerpiece
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