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Petra Waszak:
Necklace ‘The Rosebush’ with serpentine coral beads - after Monet

Petra Waszak: Necklace ‘The Rosebush’ with serpentine coral beads - after Monet
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Petra Waszak:
Necklace ‘The Rosebush’ with serpentine coral beads - after Monet

$ 273,42 (240,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-688705

Article No: IN-688705

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Brass | gold-plated | Murano glass + serpentine + cultured corals | hand-painted | pendant 5 x 4,5 cm | chain 41-46 cm

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After the painting of the same name ‘The rosebush’ by Monet. Original: Musée Marmottan, Paris. Painted by hand ensemble of 24 carat gold-plated brass, Murano glass, green serpentine and cultured corals. Pendant in the format 5 x 4.5 cm on the chain of green serpentine and with beads of cultured coral. With a lobster clasp. Adjustable length from 41 to 46 cm.

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Petra Waszak: Necklace ‘The Rosebush’ with serpentine coral beads - after Monet

After the painting of the same name ‘The rosebush’ by Monet. Original: Musée Marmottan, Paris. Painted by hand ensemble of 24 carat gold-plated brass, Murano glass, green serpentine and cultured corals. Pendant in the format 5 x 4.5 cm on the chain of green serpentine and with beads of cultured coral. With a lobster clasp. Adjustable length from 41 to 46 cm.

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For many years, Petra Waszak interprets forms and symbols of art history with unique sensitivity in fashion accessories. With much subtlety she combines different styles and techniques and creates such a special voltage.

The artist collaborated with the most important fashion houses such as Dior, Chanel and Gucci. Her extraordinary creations will find itself among other things in the shops of great world museums such as the Musée du Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London or the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Her creations are worn by many actors, politicians and celebrities, such as Liza Minelli and Angela Merkel.