Glass object Femme fatale
This glass object is part of the Femme Fatale collection, where seduction and vulnerability coexist. Created using the filigree technique, fine white glass threads are fused into the form, forming delicate, lace-like structures. Inspired by 16th- and 17th-century Dutch ruffs, the work translates historical refinement into a contemporary language of glass. Transparency and structure intertwine, revealing a fragile tension between control and surrender.
This work tells a story that goes beyond form alone.
Inspired by themes such as femininity, strength, and identity, Nancy Faas translates emotion and symbolism into a tangible form.
Every detail is carefully constructed, making the work not just an object, but a personal experience.
- Handmade and uniquely composed
- Limited edition or one-of-a-kind piece
- Artistic design with symbolic meaning
- High-quality materials
- Carefully packaged and shipped
Price & Payment
All prices include VAT, import duties and taxes (DDP – Delivery Duty Paid). Payment in advance.
Delivery & Shipping
We provide safe, insured shipping for all our bronze sculptures. International orders are shipped on a DDP basis, so there are no additional import costs.
Ownership of the artwork transfers to the customer upon delivery.
Returns & Right of Withdrawal
· Unique and custom-made works: excluded from the right of withdrawal and returns.
· Other products: 14-day
return period after receipt. Return shipping costs are at the buyer’s expense.
· Damage occurring during return shipment is the
responsibility of the customer.
Packaging
Each bronze sculpture is handled with the utmost care and professionally crated. We use high-quality protective materials tailored to the size, shape and weight of the piece.
We work with specialized fine art shippers to ensure your sculpture arrives in perfect condition – ready to be placed or installed.
About the Artist: Nancy Faas
Nancy Faas is a multidisciplinary artist creating worlds full of stories, symbolism and meaning. Working from her studios in the Netherlands and France, she combines art, design and storytelling in a distinctive body of work that spans sculpture, object design and installations. Classical influences are translated into a contemporary, personal visual language.
She graduated in 2008 from the Amsterdam University of the Arts with a degree in Fine Art & Design in Education. In addition to her independent practice, she works as a museum educator and guide at Singer Laren Museum, sharing her passion for art and art history with a wide audience.
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“Remarkable work that continues to fascinate. You discover new layers and details every time.”
- Calvin
“It doesn’t feel like an object, but like something with meaning. Truly special to have in your home.”
– Gerard
FAQ
Yes, each piece is crafted and built by hand. This makes every work unique or part of a very limited edition.
Many works are unique. Others are produced in limited editions, ensuring each piece retains its exclusive character.
Delivery time varies per work. Smaller objects and jewelry are often available immediately. Larger sculptures may require a longer delivery time. This is specified per product.
The lost-wax method is an ancient technique in which a model is first formed in wax and then cast in bronze. This process results in refined details and an authentic final outcome.
Yes, by appointment it is possible to view works in the studio or during exhibitions.
Yes, the works are carefully packaged and shipped worldwide.
In some cases, custom work is possible. Please get in touch to discuss the options.
Yes, the jewelry is assembled by hand and carries the same artistic signature as the sculptures.