Chiodo Hand-Cast Bronze Letter Opener

Chiodo Hand-Cast Bronze Letter OpenerOsanna Viscontis Chiodo letter opener which translates from Italian to nail is designed and crafted by the hands of Visconti herself. From her foundry in Milan, she utilises her signature lost wax casting technique to carefully mould the natural bronze into place until she reaches her desired result.

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