Echoes of Antiquity, Tazza in Rosso Sfumato
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033308
"Echoes of Antiquity, Tazza in Rosso Sfumato"
Dimensions: 6" H X 8.5" W X 8.5" D.
Blown Glass.
Join the Hot Shop for a monthly specialty glassblowing demonstration in celebration of the Toledo Museum of Art's 125th anniversary.
Specialty Demonstration Dates from 2pm-3pm:
o January 30
o February 20
o March 26
o April 30
o May 14
o June 19
o July 17
o August 27
o September 24
o October 15
o November 20
o December 18
*Only 1 footed cup will be available for purchase after each demonstration.
Echoes of Antiquity, Tazza in Rosso Sfumato draws its form from the Vetro a Reticello Footed Cup (Tazza) crafted in the late 16th century and acquired by the Toledo Museum of Art in 1913. This contemporary interpretation pays homage to that Renaissance masterpiece while reimagining its elegance through a modern studio-glass lens.
The vessel's surface is enveloped in a rich red that radiates from the lip and foot, gradually softening as it moves inward toward the center. This gentle fade creates a sense of depth and warmth, inviting the viewer to explore its luminous interior.
Created in celebration of the Toledo Museum of Art's 125-year history, the tazza becomes a bridge between centuries of glassmaking artistry, honoring the past while offering a fresh vision rooted in today's creative practice.
Proceeds support our glass studio operations and classes, fostering creativity and learning for all who participate.
Dimensions: 6" H X 8.5" W X 8.5" D.
Blown Glass.
Join the Hot Shop for a monthly specialty glassblowing demonstration in celebration of the Toledo Museum of Art's 125th anniversary.
Specialty Demonstration Dates from 2pm-3pm:
o January 30
o February 20
o March 26
o April 30
o May 14
o June 19
o July 17
o August 27
o September 24
o October 15
o November 20
o December 18
*Only 1 footed cup will be available for purchase after each demonstration.
Echoes of Antiquity, Tazza in Rosso Sfumato draws its form from the Vetro a Reticello Footed Cup (Tazza) crafted in the late 16th century and acquired by the Toledo Museum of Art in 1913. This contemporary interpretation pays homage to that Renaissance masterpiece while reimagining its elegance through a modern studio-glass lens.
The vessel's surface is enveloped in a rich red that radiates from the lip and foot, gradually softening as it moves inward toward the center. This gentle fade creates a sense of depth and warmth, inviting the viewer to explore its luminous interior.
Created in celebration of the Toledo Museum of Art's 125-year history, the tazza becomes a bridge between centuries of glassmaking artistry, honoring the past while offering a fresh vision rooted in today's creative practice.
Proceeds support our glass studio operations and classes, fostering creativity and learning for all who participate.
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