BORGIA - Designer Ceramic Cake Stand
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€240.00
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€240.00
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€265.00
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Handmade by: Forme Roma
Color: Old Gold
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 23.5 x 19 cm.
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About the Product:
The BORGIA ceramic cake stand is a tribute to the famous Borgia Family of Renaissance. And no object as this cake stand could better evoke the figure of Lucrezia Borgia, famous for being daughter of a pope, with three husbands, one killed, several lovers and a life spent between power, political intrigues and aristocratic palaces. Minimal, feminine, sculptural, sexy and tempting: an aspirational product that will certainly entertain your guest with lots of storytelling.
This Antique cake stand which comes in a gentle hued old gold color is a handmade sculptural piece of artwork. The unique shape and design of this cake stand will enthrall your guests with its aura and antique looking nature.
Own this piece of art and make every occasion of yours a style statement before your guests.
NOTE: Possible imperfections are due to the handmade nature of each item.
About the Collection:
Based in Rome, Forme is an authentic "art studio", applying artistic techniques of decoration and restoration to each of its handcrafted and unique objects.
Surrounded by the architectural beauty of Ancient Rome, Forme reinterprets the shapes and colors of the Classical Age both in its ceramic and glass product lines.
Forme's ceramics are modeled with black clay which gives strength and adds a special transparency to the collection. Additionally, glass items are handmade using glass fusing and sculpture techniques.
Customized glass and ceramic dinner sets are available. Send us an e-mail for more info.
Care Instructions:
- Hand wash
- Variant: Old Gold
- SKU: FRM-BORGIA-CK-GOLD
- In Stock: 1
- Weight: 1.5 kg
- Product Type: Ceramic
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