Nathalie Ziegler-Pasqua’s mirrors are made from multitudes of blown glass shapes cut into pieces and composed into larger aggregate forms often inspired by flowers, animals, and other natural phenomena. Her work is uniquely embedded in the historical traditions of beautiful French craftsmanship drawn from centuries of celebrated savoir-faire. The glass used in her mirrors is produced by Verrerie Saint-Just, the famed glassworks established in 1826 by royal decree of Charles X who created the glass for projects by many historically esteemed artists including Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, and Fernand Léger.

Materials: "Verrerie Saint-Just Glass, Clear Mirror Glass".