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K-OVER Champagne, Super Car, argento 999/°°, Italia
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Cover Champagne : Super Car
Le nostre K-OVER, sono delle alternative al secchiello champagne ed alle” glacette” . Il metallo prezioso che custodisce la bottiglia è rivestito internamente di un tessuto termico che mantiene fresche le bottiglie di champagne. Sono opere interamente fatte a mano da maestri orafi. In questo caso nella K-OVER Super Car, il maestro orafo Marco Fedi, si è cimentato in una "cover champagne design". Le tecniche utilizzate sono il disegno il bassorilievo e la smaltatura. Il rilievo è tridimensionale, da evidenziare la difficoltà tecnica di aumentare i volumi verso l’esterno della cover, essendo la cover stessa di forma circolare e di piccolo diametro. Non essendo possibile utilizzare un martello al di dentro della cover, sono state usate antiche tecniche di lavorazione rinascimentale.
Maestro orafo:
Marco Fedi, inizia la sua carriera negli anni 80 lavorando per i più prestigiosi laboratori orafi di Firenze: impara il disegno a mano libera, la tecnica del cesello e dell’incisione. Nella sua carriera, ha lavorato a progetti di Tiffany, Bulgari e Christofle. Oggi con K-OVER collabora alle collezioni: “Design”, “Memories” e “ Works of art”.
Dati Tecnici :
K-OVER è il brand di P.M.P, Firenze srl, azienda con oltre 40 anni di esperienza nel settore dell’argenteria. Forti di questa lunga esperienza nel settore dell’argento, abbiamo sviluppato un nuovo prodotto: un moderno secchiello champagne. Le nostre K-OVER mantengono fresco le vostre bottiglie di champagne o vino. Le cover possono essere utilizzate infinite volte, svitando il tappo posizionato sul fondo è possibile cambiare le bottiglie. Le nostre cover sono adatte alle bottiglie di forma champenoise come ad esempio: Moët Et Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Cristal, Pol Roger, Piper-Heidsieck, Perrier Jouët, Taittinger, Mumm, Ferrari, Berlucchi.
Tutte le nostre cover champagne sono realizzate in argento puro 999/°.
- Creator:Marco Fedi (Artist)
- Dimensions:Height: 10.44 in (26.5 cm)Diameter: 4.14 in (10.5 cm)
- Style:Modern (In the Style Of)
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- Date of Manufacture:2022
- Production Type:New & Custom(One of a Kind)
- Estimated Production Time:2-3 weeks
- Condition:l'opera è stata esposta in eventi ma mai utilizzata.
- Seller Location:Firenze, IT
- Reference Number:
e' possibile variare i color, finiture superficiali e personalizzare ma si tratta di un prodotto nuovo fatto su misura. I tempi di realizzazione sono di almeno 40 giorni
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