Santa Maria del Fiore
Santa Maria del Fiore illustration
This illustration is available in 3 versions:
fine art
30x42 cm (A3)
21 x 30 cm (A4)
Fine art print 13×18 cm applied by hand on a rigid support 24x29 cm
Hand retouching with water-based finishing paint
Numbered and certified series
Rigid white frame in natural material
Internal description Italian / English
Hand made and printed in Florence
Limited Edition with numbered certificate
Very high resolution printing technology of digital images on fine papers in natural fibers. It allows the achievement of extraordinary results in terms of resolution (360/720 dpi), quantity and chromatic quality. The duration of these inks on fine papers in natural fibers, allows to obtain the ISO 9706 standard and a certified
The material and three-dimensional aspect of the work was obtained by finishing with water-based pain
30x42 cm (A3) and 21 x 30 cm (A4) print are printed at very high resolution and in a limited edition, signed and numbered with seal of authenticity. Printed on Favini's textured and slightly rough Crush Mais paper, weighing 250gr.
Why do we love it ?
These illustrations are one of the beautiful things left over from the first lockdown of 2020. The response of a designer, Nicole Made, to the emergency. A creative gesture. A virtual journey. A 'cure' of beauty, balance and extraordinary colours.
Colours may change from that shown in the photo
Lorenzo Bertini
A few steps from where I live, in the Florentine oltrarno, there is a social workshop that produces candles. Passing by it every day, I started to think about what I could design to help them with a common project. This is how Lume candles were born, to re-activate the virtuous circuit of small craft production, made of vision, territoriality, ethicality, innovation and also humanity.
The candles are designed in Florence. Designed and 3D printed in Lucca in sustainable and biodegradable materials. Made into a mould and moulded in a moulding workshop in Carrara. Cast in Florence in the social workshop 'il Candelaio' with recovered wax from Florentine cathedrals.
