Mid-Century Modern Brutalist Mixed Metal Floral Sculpture on Volcanic Rock Base women Conceived by Paolo Venini in

Conceived by Paolo Venini in 1930

The ‘revival’ of the hand-made Persian carpet industry towards the end of the 19th Century heralded the rebirth of woven Persian carpet art and since then Tabriz has been regarded as a major front runner in the creation of exceptionally beautiful

Gorgeous colors of royal blue

the yellows and ocres of the Spanish landscape and spirit

Rising from a minimalist iron stand

Mid-Century Modern Brutalist Mixed Metal Floral Sculpture on Volcanic Rock Base women Conceived by Paolo Venini in9W x 28 1 2H x 7 1 2D Base: 8 1 2W x 5H x 4 1 2D This sculpture is a sophisticated study in industrial organicism, reimagining the delicate silhouette of wildflowers through a lens of mid century brutalism. Five torch cut trumpet blooms, finished in a rich patina of deep crimson and burnt umber, emerge from a cluster of hand wrought brass foliage with a calculated, linear grace. The composition achieves a striking textural dialogue between the