Aleyè Nomade No. 73 - Blue Onyx Ashtray

Product description

Add a touch of distinction to your home with the Aleye Nomade No. 73 Blue Onyx Ashtray, a piece where natural beauty meets impeccable artisanal craftsmanship. This ashtray, meticulously constructed from the finest selected pieces of translucent blue and cream-veined onyx, is far more than just a functional accessory—it’s a graphic, two-tone sculptural work of art that brings sophisticated luxury to your everyday life.

The rich, varied tones of blue onyx and cream-white, featuring subtle natural sienna veining, are intricately arranged into a striking checkerboard pattern that accentuates the stone’s inherent natural beauty. Each precision-cut piece of onyx creates a unique and captivating graphic texture across the ashtray's smooth surface. The hand-polished finish ensures it glimmers and catches the light, transforming it into a centerpiece that captivates the eye from every angle. Whether used as an ashtray with its two perfectly carved rests, a stylish jewelry or catch-all tray, or a purely decorative element, it adds a layer of bold elegance to any setting.

Hailing from a long-established artisanal workshop in Venice, Italy, circa 1950, this ashtray embodies the timeless charm and exceptional skill of traditional Venetian craftsmanship, known for its expertise in graphic patterns and natural materials. Its smooth, rounded torus-like form not only serves its practical purpose with sophistication but also doubles as a sculptural modern element, blending seamlessly with both mid-century classic and contemporary decor.

This piece is a one-of-a-kind treasure, discovered by our atelier team on their journeys. With only one available, it is a rare opportunity to own a piece that uniquely combines the beauty of nature’s palette with a bold, curated design and the skill of master human hands, ensuring your space is adorned with something truly special. 

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