Large Studio Craft Design Sculpted Wood Mirror

Great esoteric clay painting / sculpture. Wheel thrown clay with sculpted stalagmites. No cracks, but has some barely visible hidden minor chips on the stalagmites (covered in black ...

handsome design statement piece hand hammered copper with dimpled pattern over wood construction.  

Great modern art sculpture. One-of-a-kind. Found in the wild. Welded steel bars with new powder coated paint. It has a Frank Lloyd Wright design influence. It was found with some surface rust / pitting at the base (before after...

rare pair of chairs only a few of these were made and or have survived handcrafted sculpted walnut with cord original vintage condition with minor wear and patina one chair has a cr...

A fun California coast modern art door. Found in the Laguna Beach area. Studio made. Each piece hand made and crafted to fit around each other and juxtaposed to form a cohesive unit ...

A rare piece to come up for sale. It appears to be a maquette done by Carl Nesjar for Picasso. The photo example shown is of another one from the book "The sculpture of Picasso...

A modern reinterpretation of ornamental wall mirrors for the contemporary home, The Rilla’s organic mirror shape snaps biomimicry inspiration from leaf...

A super cool wall mirror from the 1970s. It features stained real oak veneers with smoke mirror. Very heavy. Comes with original hanging wire. Ready for use.

Cosmic Mirror is a part of the second phase of the project New Rituals. Inspired by the cosmic, the sculptural mirror is a juxtaposition between craft...

Modern Lake Wall Mirror by Noom Designers: Maryna Dague & Nathan Baraness Model shown in picture: Number 1 Green veneered wood "Lakes" is a natur...

Modern Lake Wall Mirror by Noom Designers: Maryna Dague & Nathan Baraness Model shown in picture: Number 1 Blue veneered wood "Lakes" is a nature-inspired collection of sculptural ...

“Because a reality wasn’t given to us and is not there; but we have to make it ourselves, if we want to be; and it will never be one for ever, but constant and infinitely changeable.” Luigi Pirandello – One, No One and One Hundred Thousand. Thanks to a particular interplay of points of view, when looking at Gengè – the furniture accessory designed by Matteo Vilardo and Marcello Marino per MEDULUM – it is only possible to scrutinise its image when looking from the right angle, while those looking from the outside will continue to see only the mask formed by the object. A collection of non-mirrors – at the same time highly unusual, spectacular and yet minimalist – which leads the observer to reflect on the topic of identity within contemporary society, spurring them not to stop their search for the masks which overlap between ourselves and reality. Thus, the ancient and extremely important...