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Koi Flower Vase

690,00 €

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New Koi Vase, is inspired by Japanese tattooing. Koi are considered lucky charms, a symbol of courage and friendship. An extraordinary vase to decore your interiors.

Only 1 left in stock

Description
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SIZE:
Height – 28,5 cm approx
Diameter – 13 cm approx*
We suggest washing gently by hand, to protect the gold on the rim over time.

MATERIAL:
Off white, German porcelain, clear transparent glaze and real Gold.

DECOR:
Blue tattoo inspired design, hand painted by Marta, all around the body.

The Vase comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Marta, ensuring its rarity and value.

Please note: Images are for demonstration purposes. Variation in Colors from the original piece might occure.

*irregular shape

Weight	2,5 kg
Dimensions	28,5 × 13 × 13 cm

Each white porcelain tattooed product is handmade in Berlin by Antikapratika, just for you.

Each object is decorated with an original Antikapratika Tattoo motifs, painted by hand with maestry in order to offer a fine, extraordinary uniqueness, to adorn any table setting or interiors. Few of our pieces have a touch of gold to just to give a touch of extra glamour.

Due to this handmade process, each tattooed porcelain is an unique, superb piece with an individual, irregular shape.

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.

> Biography of Marta Maria Trenti