Description
This hand-painted glass ornament captures the intense beauty and masterful technique of the original Claude Monet oil painting, Japanese Bridge. The art of decorating glass ornaments and bottles from the inside has been a Chinese tradition for centuries. This delicate process is unique and requires unprecedented levels of craftsmanship, talent, and experience. Today, we’ve made exquisite works of Hengshui Neihua painting available to you through our selection of detailed and beautiful decorative ornaments.
Each piece begins as a flawlessly clear, hand-blown glass bulb with an opening of less than 0.5”. The artist then recreates one of the world’s finest works of art, from the inside, with care and precision. The finished works measure 3.5″ in diameter and feature a bronze patina fastener with an elegant verdigris satin hanger. A stylish and sophisticated addition to your holiday decor or Christmas tree. They can even be gracefully displayed on a stand for year-round enjoyment and admiration as a collectible item.
*100% hand painted by an actual artist. No two will be identical so please expect to see slight variations.
In this 1899 painting that’s also known as “The Japanese Footbridge”, Monet portrays the arched bridge and pond that by then had become his primary source of inspiration. Monet completed several paintings from this same perspective to show the bridge under different lighting conditions. In this one, the sun shines down, contrasting with the soothing greens of the bridge, the trees and the water lilies that overpower the pond.
Each piece begins as a flawlessly clear, hand-blown glass bulb with an opening of less than 0.5”. The artist then recreates one of the world’s finest works of art, from the inside, with care and precision. The finished works measure 3.5″ in diameter and feature a bronze patina fastener with an elegant verdigris satin hanger. A stylish and sophisticated addition to your holiday decor or Christmas tree. They can even be gracefully displayed on a stand for year-round enjoyment and admiration as a collectible item.
*100% hand painted by an actual artist. No two will be identical so please expect to see slight variations.
In this 1899 painting that’s also known as “The Japanese Footbridge”, Monet portrays the arched bridge and pond that by then had become his primary source of inspiration. Monet completed several paintings from this same perspective to show the bridge under different lighting conditions. In this one, the sun shines down, contrasting with the soothing greens of the bridge, the trees and the water lilies that overpower the pond.
