This decorative shell, crafted in Italy during the 1970s, is made from natural mother-of-pearl and features a classic spiral form with smooth, flowing curves and symmetrical geometry. Its primary hue is a warm, pearlescent white, accented by subtle beige and cream undertones that create an iridescent effect shifting with the light. The highly glossy finish enhances the shell's natural luster, lending a nearly mirror-like depth to its surface. Characteristic of genuine mother-of-pearl, the surface bears slight natural irregularities and delicate color variations, with a smooth yet subtly textured feel. The object remains in its original condition, showing only minor signs of use and gentle wear – faint scratches and small marks typical for its age, but no significant damage or evidence of restoration. Condition: good, original.This shell carries the timeless voice of the 1970s, when Italian design drew inspiration from natural forms and materials, seeking harmony between simplicity and ornament. Its spiral silhouette echoes maritime motifs, while the iridescent sheen reflects light like the morning sea. Each glance evokes the Italian coastline and the era's fascination with organic accents – as if it speaks of travel and a longing for Mediterranean brightness.The shell may be displayed as a refined accent atop a console, sideboard, or shelf, complementing both mid-century modern and glamour or coastal-inspired interiors. It pairs well with light marble, glass, or polished metals to accentuate its natural glow. It can also be styled alongside minimalist accessories, porcelain, or decorative trays; in eclectic spaces, it may serve as a vessel for jewelry or small objects, or simply as a sculptural decorative piece in its own right.
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Height6 cm
Depth7 cm
Width9 cm
Dimension details
Width9 cm
Height6 cm
Depth7 cm
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