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Photo of collection object Botanica III — Formafantasma. Botanica III, 2011. Unglazed ceramic, natural shellac, wood fibers, 14 9/16 x 7 1/16" (37 x 18 cm). Committee on Architecture and Design Funds, 97.2015.2. (Photo: MoMA)

MoMA

Botanica III

2011

Formafantasma

est. 2009

Architecture & Design

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Maker/Artist: Formafantasma
Classification: Design
Formatted Medium: Unglazed ceramic, natural shellac, wood fibers
Medium: unglazed, ceramic, natural, shellac, wood, fibers
Dimensions: 14 9/16 x 7 1/16" (37 x 18 cm)
Departments: Architecture & Design
Accession Number: 97.2015.2
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