Orange Glass Art ‘Sakura Leaf II’ by Ivana Mašitová

Boha Glass

£9000

Autumnal Glass FREE UK DELIVERY Delivery Time: 14 days Artist Ivana Mašitová Orange Glass Art Sakura Leaf II by Ivana Mašitová The Orange Glass Art Sakura Leaf II made by Czech glass artist Ivana Mašitová is a glowing expression of nature captured in glass. Created using kiln-cast glass and expertly cut and polished by hand, the sculpture reveals Mašitová’s mastery of form, texture, and light. Rendered in a warm, vibrant orange colour, the piece takes inspiration from the delicate elegance of a sakura leaf, symbolising renewal, beauty, and the fleeting passage of the seasons. The polished surf

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