Butterflies Dancing in Paradise | Ultra-Fine Glass Art Pendant, One-of-a-Kind item11724-499B

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楽園に舞う蝶｜超細密ガラスアートペンダント 一点物　BLUE ROSES 青いバラ Butterflies dancing in paradise | Ultra-fine glass art pendant, one-of-a-kind item Beauty, love, elegance, leaps, and hope. Since ancient times, butterflies have been a special motif symbolizing change and good fortune in life. This work has the theme of "paradise" and captures the vitality of plants and animals in a small world. Light and small form. However, the presence of glass shines deeply like a jewel. The ultra-finely shaped feathers have a beautiful gradation. It changes its expression every time it catches the light, adding an elegant story to your chest. A quiet paradise spread out in a small glass universe. It is truly a one-of-a-kind view in the world. Materials and techniques The glass used is Moretti (soda glass) from Murano Island, Italy. Colored glass rods with a diameter of 5 mm are melted in the high-temperature flame of a burner, and each piece is molded by hand in ultra-fine detail. All patterns are not a coincidence, but an inevitable beauty created through dialogue with the flames. ■ About color The works are photographed in colors as close to the real thing as possible, The actual color may look slightly different depending on your device, viewing environment, and lighting. Glass is a material that changes its appearance depending on the light. dragonfly glass art glass pendant butterfly motif art jewelry handmade necklace Misao Kawabata is a Japanees glass artist for his extraordinary lampwork beads that transcend traditional round forms. By flattening the glass surface, He creates a wider pictorial space where birds and flowers of an imagined paradise come to life in delicate, storybook-like detail. Entirely self-taught and guided by an uncompromising artistic vision, her works are instantly recognizable — collectors often say they have never seen anything like them. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind glass painting in miniature, merging sculpture, color, and poetry.