Description
This glass mosaic artwork symbolizes sensuality, celebration, and the enjoyment of life. Through the iconic shape of a wine glass, it captures the moment where passion and fragility meet. The mosaic is composed of broken glass pieces that not only reflect the shimmering surface of wine but also carry deeper meaning: the fleeting magic of pleasure often balances on the edge of beauty and fragility.
The contrast between the white background and the deep red glass is suggestive and dynamic. The wine glass, formed from shattered fragments, doesn’t simply depict the movement of liquid – it evokes a sense of inner tension, as if the wine itself is part of a transformation. Two tiny red glass beads at the top appear like drops spilling over or emotions rising to the surface.
Red symbolizes passion, sensuality, and temptation, while the white background evokes calm and purity – a balance between desire and mindfulness. This piece is not merely an image of a glass of wine, but a moment worth living, an emotion that cannot be expressed in words.
This mosaic captures the essence of life: the glass represents not only the drink, but the experiences shared around it – laughter, memories, passion, and deep conversations. At the same time, it carries a sense of impermanence, as intoxication always lasts only a moment, just as wine may spill and glass may break.
This creation is a gentle reminder that beauty exists in every moment, if we allow ourselves to truly feel it.
This is a one-of-a-kind handmade creation. The base is a round wooden panel, grouted with silvergrey.
🎁 Perfect gift for wine lovers, romantics, and those drawn to spiritual or fantasy-inspired art. Ideal for Valentine’s Day, housewarmings, or weddings too.
🖼️ Easy to hang with the pre-mounted sawtooth hanger on the back.
🌿 Custom orders available – I’m happy to create similar or fully personalized versions upon request.
⚠️ Care instructions: Clean gently with a slightly damp cloth. Do not soak. For best longevity, avoid outdoor use during freezing temperatures (below 0°C).
