Black Glass Sculpture ‘Diaphaneity IV’ by Tracy Nicholls

Boha Glass

£2000

Ultramodern Art FREE UK DELIVERY Delivery Time: 5-7 days Artist Tracy Nicholls Black Glass Sculpture Diaphaneity IV by Tracy Nicholls The ethereal beauty of this black glass sculpture is hard to fathom. A feathered complex of glass strands; woven together to create this contemporary piece of glass art. Diaphaneity IV from the steadfast hands of Tracy Nicholls is comprised of two mirror-image opaque black glass panels sitting astride an imposing solid granite base. Sheet glass, carefully hand cut and put through multiple firings creates delicate fluctuations in the glass surface. These graceful

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Registered at Companies House as BOHA GLASS LTD, number 08255067. Checked 2026-08-29.
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