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Ex Voto GOLD Stay True

100,00 €

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A special edition of our Classic STAY TRUE ex Voto. With a touch of gold for a unique object that evokes a strong reminder to each and every one of us.

every piece is unique

Only 1 left in stock

Ex Voto Stay True made by Marta Maria Trenti and part of the Antikapratika Arte Vota collection.

Inspired by historical ex votos once offered as tokens of gratitude, protection and personal transformation.

Each piece is created by artist and porcelain painter Marta Maria Trenti. Drawing from decades of experience in visual arts and a long connection with the language of tattooing, Trenti develops objects that inhabit a territory between sculpture, illustration and symbolic relic.

SIZE:
Length – 20 cm approx

MATERIAL:
Slip casted off white, German porcelain; Blue paint on bisque; Transparent glaze and real Gold.

DECOR:
Blue design, painted by hand on bisque, under the clear glaze. Adorned with a touch of real gold.

The ex Voto is design to adorn interiors. You can hang it on walls, has a loop on the back.

Due to the handmade nature of the process, each piece presents slight variations that contribute to its individual character and uniqueness.

Weight 0,400 kg
Dimensions 20 × 3 × 14 cm
Antikapratika Made in Berlin Handmade

This porcelain piece is created by artist and porcelain painter Marta Maria Trenti for Antikapratika.

Each porcelain work takes shape through a slow and deliberate creative process.  From the initial idea to the final finishing touches, every stage requires time, care and refinement.

Individually finished by hand, each piece carries its own distinctive presence and character.

Design by

Marta Maria Trenti

Marta Maria Trenti, after getting her diploma as Architectural Engineering in 1994, began her artistic journey in 1996, when she attended the ceramic workshop of Master Ceramist Giancarlo Scapin in Schio (VI) Italy. A real imprinting that awoke an interest for creativity, initially oriented towards clay, but which would gradually include an interest also in drawing, oil painting, tattooing and gradually becoming predominant for porcelain.

The porcelain and ceramic artist Marta Maria Trenti, italian, working in Berlin, Germany