Luxury Venetian mask titled "Ceremonial Mask." (With certificate)

Giorgio De Marchi lives in Montegalda, near Vicenza, and works at his Fucinafole in Toara di Villaga. A sculptor and "mask maker," in 1986 he met Professor of Aesthetics Dino Formaggio, who, in his essay " The Masks of Man," defines his work as "the transition from a precious craft to a true art." He collaborates with puppeteer Otello Sarzi, director Maurizio Scaparro, and Alain Le Bon, actor, director, and director of the Maison de Policinelle in Saintes. Since 2016, he has collaborated with actress Nora Fuser. He has held numerous exhibitions and workshops in Italy and abroad, particularly in France and Brazil.

The handmade Ceremonial Mask by Giorgio de Marchi is a unique piece of extraordinary beauty and craftsmanship. Crafted with exquisite materials such as hand-worked leather , colored waxes , and metal details, this Venetian mask represents the excellence of Made in Italy and Venetian artistic craftsmanship. Giorgio de Marchi's skill is reflected in his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to transform noble materials into authentic works of art. Perfect as a luxurious furnishing accessory, this mask adds a touch of elegance and charm to any space, becoming a symbol of refinement and uniqueness.

The mask represents a virtuous example of Venetian artistic objects and furnishings, and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, directly countersigned by hand by the artist.