Bianco Blu Robin
$95.99 USD
Regular price
$120.00
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by Bianco Blu
SKU:
BB-Robin
✔ Made in Finland
✔ Mouthblown
✔ Designed by: Tarmo Maaronen
✔ Signed: Tarmo Maaronen, FINLAND (year of manufacture)
✔ Limited Edition: No
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Description
The Robin, a common visitor to our homes, is now seen in its glass form as a permanent house guest. The brown and orange gradient of this Robin's transparent body creates a beautiful, glowing amber that will stun anywhere it decides to perch. Crafted in Fiskars, Finland, the Robin glass bird was designed by artist Tarmo Maaronen and mouth-blown by a small team of skilled blowers. Maaronen was born in 1963 in Urjala, Finland and has been blowing glass since 1979. He worked as a teacher of Scandinavian glass techniques from 1995-1997, until he founded his own glass studio Bianco Blu.
Product Details
- Made in: Finland
- Made by: Bianco Blu
- Designer: Tarmo Maaronen
- Measurements: 3-1/2" L x 2" W x 2-3/4" H (9 x 5 x 7 cm)
- Signed: Tarmo Maaronen, FINLAND (year of manufacture)
- Year Introduced: 2023
- Limited Edition: No
- Numbered: No
- Primary Color: Brown,Orange
Shipping Information
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About Tarmo Maaronen
Designed by Tarmo Maaronen exclusively for GlassBirds.com, Bianco Blu glass birds are unique pieces of art you won't find anywhere else. Each is handcrafted and mouth-blown by a small team of skilled glassblowers in Fiskars, Finland. Born in Urjala, Finland, Maaronen has been blowing glass since 1979. Before founding his own glass stuido Bianco Blu, he worked as a teacher of Scandinavian glass techniques from 1995 to 1997.