Orange Cast Glass Sculpture ‘Métronome’ by Antoine Rault

Boha Glass

£2200

Orange Burst FREE UK DELIVERY IN STOCK Artist Antoine Rault Orange Cast Glass Sculpture Métronome by Antoine Rault Zesty orange cast glass sculpture by hugely talented French glass sculptor Antoine Rault. This piece is part of his acclaimed new Métronome series, which showcases tall, pyramidal-shaped, finely polished sculptures. Each one has a trio of portals that enable the viewer to see deep into the artwork from every angle each one delivering a completely different view to be enjoyed at your leisure. The Métronome series can be enjoyed individually or can be bought as a collection or pair.

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