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  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
  • Protective Device Necklace-Pia Glassworks-APOC STORE
pia glassworks

£147.00

£147.00

protective device necklace

protective device necklace

£147.00

£147.00

In stock

Stock Status: in stock

This piece is handcrafted using the flameworking technique. Each piece is truly one of a kind. Due to their handcrafted nature, slight variations may occur, adding to the charm and authenticity of each piece.

Clear and light blue tones.

Contact with water and other liquids is not recommended, they may permanently damage the piece.

Sizing

Adjustable silver chain. Glass piece: 3 × 3 cm aprox.

Shipping

This item is in stock and will be shipped within 7 working days from Spain.

EU shipping: £10
Global shipping: £15

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About Pia Glassworks

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Pia is a queer Argentinian designer and experimental artist currently residing in Barcelona. She specializes in glassblowing and flameworking techniques, creating unique jewelry and objects. Pia also offers glass art classes and works as an artistic director. Through her work, Pia seeks to reveal the volatility and plasticity of glass. Her pieces embody a combination of ethereal and asymmetric shapes, which come together to create a living and abstract ecosystem of one-of-a-kind objects.
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