Tiffany "Dragonflies" Suction Cup Bud Vase
Tiffany "Dragonflies" Suction Cup Bud Vase
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Modgy Suction Cup Vases start out flat and expand with water. With the added advantage of a suction cup, Modgy expandable and collapsible vases will adhere to any clean and flat surface in your home, office, hotel, car, RV or any other place you can think of. Think of a plain window in your bedroom, a lifeless file cabinet in your office, an unattractive mirror in your living room or an old tiled wall in your kitchen. The vibrant designs and attractive colors are sure to make any space worth looking at twice. Add in a few floral stems or cuttings from your garden to add to the aura.
- 7¾ × 4 in (19.6 × 10.1 cm)
- Suction cup for hanging on windows, mirrors, or any flat smooth surface
- Folds flat
- BPA-free plastic
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Product Details
Product Details
- Product type: Vase
- Shipping Weight: 0.25 lb (4.0 oz; 113 g)
- SKU010007006 | UPC: 029458030070
About the Artist, Louis C. Tiffany
About the Artist, Louis C. Tiffany
Louis Comfort Tiffany was an American artist and designer who worked in the decorative arts. Throughout his career he forged a unique style that combined excellent craftsmanship with a love of nature forms and brilliant color. Though he worked with a multitude of mediums, he is best known for his work in stained glass. This beautiful design pairs Tiffany’s most famous medium with his favorite motif: the peacock. Peacock feathers featured countless times in both his personal life and his professional career. Renowned for their beauty, peacocks have both religious and secular appeal, making them the ideal design motif for Tiffany’s ecclesiastical commissions.
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