Grey Wall Decor ‘Golden Head III’ by Maciej Habrat

This grey wall decor is part of a series of Golden Heads.  Golden Head III suggests a knight of importance, his great helm, adorned with gold and black stripes.  Maciej’s use of crystal glass and 24-carat gold  in this modern form elevates its standing within the series.

This glass wall sculpture is a fascinating piece and will highlight the wall it adorns.

Hangers are supplied with each sculpture.

NB the image shown is an example of ones in the series. Creating a work of art by hand means that every piece is unique therefore colour may vary slightly from the photo.

The artwork is unique and signed by the artist. A certificate of authenticity is attached to each piece of art.

Info for “MADE TO ORDER”

Choice of dominate colors: green, blue, turquoise, lime, yellow, red, orange, white, black, pink, violet, gray, multi 

It is possible to mix 2 or 3 colors.  The piece is available without or with more 24-carat gold (price on request).

Grey Wall Decor Artist

Maciej Habrat is a Polish-born artist, whose fascination with glass art began at a young age. His father was also an accomplished glassblower and he would spend many hours watching his father create glass masterpieces. He learned a huge amount from his father, who handed down his glassmaking secrets. Needless to say, glass quickly became Maciej’s passion.

After finishing school, Maciej went on to study at the prestigious ceramic and glass faculty at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poland. He continued his glassmaking education even during his college holidays when he would travel home to Krosno.

After graduation, he returned to Krosno to work with various famous glassworks. Finally, in 1977,  he realised his dream to design artistic glass and opened his own company – Glass Studio Habrat. His work has since gone from strength to strength. He has created a variety of sculptures and decorative items using the fusing technique. Many galleries all around the world showcase his playful, absurd and abstract work.

His works are in several hundred public and private collections,  across the globe including the UK.