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Limited and Numbered Edition

Sirènes Vase, Terry Rodgers & Lalique, 2017

Sirènes Vase, Terry Rodgers & Lalique, 2017

Purple crystal, platinum finish, lost wax technique

£51,900
£51,900
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Description

Be captivated by Terry Rodgers’ bold artistry in his collaborations with Lalique, where luxury and sensuality meet with intensity.

Product information

  • Purple Crystal & Platinum, Lost Wax
  • Lost wax technique
  • Dimensions: H 32 x D 28 cm
  • Weight: 12.839 kg
  • Limited edition of 8 pieces, piece delivered with a certificate of authenticity mentioning its number
  • Handcrafted in France

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Return policy

A return for this item may be initiated within 28 days of delivery.

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£51,900

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    The collaboration

    Terry Rodgers and Lalique present the Sirènes vase. The nine silhouettes sculpted in bas-relief on Rodgers’ hyperrealist Sirènes are a reinterpretation of the dance of the Bacchantes that Rene Lalique, founder of Maison Lalique portrayed on his legendary vase. You have to get close up to Terry Rodgers’ canvases to get behind the mask of erotic illusions: in the context of the Western world, which would have us believe in the miracle of youth, in the triumph of beauty and money, the artist strips reality bare and concentrates our gaze on a seemingly intimate gathering where no one appears to relate.

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