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- Tiffany & Co. and artist Daniel Arsham unveiled “The Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel”
- The items are a limited-edition sculpture that reimagines a penny as an historical artifact, that includes Arsham’s signature “eroded” aesthetic with embedded crystals
The continuing artistic dialogue between legendary jeweler Tiffany & Co. and celebrated modern artist Daniel Arsham continues to captivate, with the disclosing of their newest collaborative endeavor: The Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel and an accompanying Restricted-Version Tiffany & Arsham Studio HardWear Necklace. This partnership, constructing on earlier successes since 2021, as soon as once more showcases a outstanding fusion of superb artwork and beautiful jewellery.
On the coronary heart of this assortment is The Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel, a masterpiece that embodies Arsham’s signature “future relic” aesthetic. Impressed by Tiffany’s historic 1885 redesign of the Nice Seal of the USA (which appeared on American foreign money) and Arsham’s personal “Examine of the Eroded Penny” (2013), this patinated bronze sculpture reimagines an atypical penny as an historical artifact. Meticulously handcrafted and completed at Arsham Studio in New York Metropolis, every vessel is embedded with extremely polished crystals that seem to interrupt by means of the aged patina, making a putting distinction that speaks to the passage of time and the fantastic thing about decay. This limited-edition sequence consists of simply 39 handcrafted sculptures, making each bit exceptionally unique.
Hidden inside every Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel lies the final word treasure: a limited-edition Tiffany & Arsham Studio HardWear necklace. This bespoke piece reimagines Tiffany’s iconic HardWear assortment, drawing inspiration from a necklace within the Tiffany archives courting again to 1962. Crafted in 18k white gold, the necklace is meticulously handset with over 1,000 diamonds totaling greater than six carats and over 500 tsavorites totaling greater than three carats. The usage of tsavorites, a Tiffany legacy gemstone launched in 1974, subtly nods to each the bronze patina of the vessel and Arsham Studio’s most well-liked inexperienced hue.
Every of those extraordinary works is delivered in a custom-made Tiffany Blue art-handling crate, full with an identical blue field and dual-branded white gloves, emphasizing its standing as each a murals and a precious collectible. This collaboration continues to push the boundaries of luxurious, remodeling an on a regular basis image of worth—the penny—into a strong emblem of luck, luxurious, and timeless artistry.
