Edie Green Vase By Elena Cutolo
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This elongated vase produced by Elena Cutolo is a limited edition made of precious mouth-blown Murano glass and testified the perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship and retro-chic style that refers to the 60s. Inspired by Andy Warhol's muse, Edie Sedgwick—the queen of iconic 60's fashion—her wardrobe and the glamor of the period, this vase comes in a bright, emerald and white color combo that feels fresh and contemporary.
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