Hand-Painted Copper Ornamental Flower

Hand-Painted Copper Ornamental FlowerEvery Erbavoglio Milano flower begins long before the first cut is made. Inspiration comes from well thumbed botanical books, their pages filled with pressed notes and sketches, alongside visits to gardens and exhibitions. Back in the atelier, a sheet of copper is transformed through a process the founders developed themselvesdrawn, cut, twisted, etched, engraved, primed, then patiently painted by hand. Layer by layer, the metal takes on the character

color and finish that reflect its unpredictability

which gives the raw material a beautifully caramelised finish

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Behind every creation by De JONG & Co

Each piece is shaped as a thick

exquisite quality and fine finishing touches

naturally caramelised look to the raw material

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