Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
Serendipity by Tracy Nicholls — a unique glass sculpture of five black lead crystal spheres resting on a walnut base. Each sphere is formed from four lost wax cast hemispheres, the opaque black outer shells contrasting with luminous interiors of layered coloured glass. Aluminium rings and concealed neodymium magnets connect the hemispheres, allowing them to open and reveal swirling patterns of colour created by chance during the casting process. The polished surfaces and precise engineering contrast with th
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SERENDIPITY (One-Off)

Media: Lead Crystal, Magnets, Aluminium & Walnut 
Size: 70cm (w) x 12cm (h) x 10cm (d)

Serendipity - the occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. This is a collection of five spheres, each one made from four lost wax cast hemispheres.

The outer shell is opaque black lead crystal with the inner of each being a combination of two or three colours. Here the flow of glass is left to fate with colours combining to determine the final, happy result.

After extensive cold work and finishing, neodymium magnets and an aluminium ring finish each hemisphere, allowing the two halves of each sphere to be connected, hiding what lies within.

£4,435.00
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