KINTSUGI VASE AMALIA SILVER GOLD TONE BOHEMIAN GLASS JULISKA 9" HAND MADE NEW for Sale

KINTSUGI VASE AMALIA SILVER GOLD TONE BOHEMIAN GLASS JULISKA 9" HAND MADE NEW For Sale

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KINTSUGI VASE AMALIA SILVER GOLD TONE BOHEMIAN GLASS JULISKA 9" HAND MADE NEW:
$224.91

RACCOON VISION WELCOMES YOU! 100% Money-Back Guarantee New Kintsugi Style Large Vase Art Piece from "Amalia" Collection: Bohemian Juliska Glass, Silver & Gold-Effect Paint, Epoxy Raccoon Vision Store proudly collaborates with young artists and supports the local art community.

Each piece is intentionally broken and repaired using our kintsugi-style method, so every piece has one-of-a-kind lines and characteristics—no two are identical.

Photos show the style and level of finish you can expect.

100% UNIQUE & HAND-PAINTED Condition:Repaired piece made from a new, unused Juliska Glass Amalia Pitcher; never previously used for food. Finished with gold & silver effect paint for a decorative look. BROKEN INTO 2 PIECES (then repaired). Handcrafted and absolutely one of a kind, this large vase is part of my Storm in Glass art collection—a bold reinterpretation of the Kintsugi tradition. Made using mouth-blown Bohemian glass as the base, each piece is individually transformed with epoxy and metallic paint to create a sculptural object that is raw, expressive, and intentionally abstract. This is not just a vase—it's a statement piece of modern art.ABSOLUTLY SAFE FOR USE WITH FRESH FLOWERS & WATERIT IS RECOMMENDED TO FILL NO MORE THAN 1/3 OF THE VASE WITH WATER Dimensions 9"H x 7"L x 5.25"W Capacity ~2Qt, no more than 1/3 recommemded to fill Material Bohemian Glass from Chech Republic Finish Silver & Gold Effect Metallic Paint, Epoxy Food Safety Not food safe. Decorative use only. On Kintsugi:

The ancient art of Japanese Kintsugi serves as a metaphor for healing oneself. Broken pottery is not discarded, but mended with the cracks highlighted in gold or silver.

Every fracture tells a story; every repair adds value and depth.The cracks are not a flaw, but a story of resilience and transformation.Brokenness is not the end—it is where the light enters

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International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost; these are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine additional costs prior to purchase. Thank you for choosing us! Item ID: MV_21T311 Related Items: