Sirènes Vase, Terry Rodgers & Lalique, 2017

The truly legendary figures are those whose brilliance remains undimmed by the passage of time. In 1927, René Lalique, delving into mythological sources to decorate a vase with dancing bacchantes,

depicted ten of them in glass.

Ninety years on, the American artist Terry Rodgers has breathed

new life into Lalique’s legendary bacchantes. In the glassworks at Wingen-sur-Moder, in the heart of the Vosges, these figures have metamorphosed into sirens.

The American realist wanted these nine silhouettes sculpted in bas-relief to appear as brazen and unabashed as their ancestors.

• Purple Crystal & Platinum, Lost Wax
• Lost wax technique
• Dimensions: H 32 x D 28 cm
• Weight: 12.839 kg
• Limited edition of 8 pieces, piece delivered with a certificate of authenticity mentioning its number
• Handcrafted in France