A curious artist collected empty wine bottles from New York City clubs & restaurants which hosted lavish Wall Street parties. These empty bottles are "slumped' and transformed into classy cheese trays or decorative art  plaques. The wine bottle label and vintage is a great conversation piece.

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"Slumped Wine Bottle Cheese Tray" captures the sophisticated transformation of a 2008 Darioush Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon bottle into an elegant functional art piece. The glossy black glass creates a striking silhouette, with the original deep blue label featuring the prestigious Darioush emblem preserved as the centerpiece of this conversation-starting creation. The gentle curves of the slumped bottle offer a perfect balance between recognizable origin and artistic reinvention, creating a piece that bridges utilitarian purpose with decorative appeal.

About Artwork: Slumped Wine Bottle Cheese Tray

This contemporary glass artwork measures 13" in length, 5" in width, and stands 1.5" deep, created through the meticulous "slumping" process where the original wine bottle is carefully heated until it softens and transforms into its new form. Part of a unique collection where empty bottles from New York City's exclusive Wall Street celebrations find new life, this piece carries both the craftsmanship of its anonymous artisan and the cultural cachet of its origin. The preserved Darioush label, with its 2008 vintage marking, creates an immediate connection to California's wine heritage. Whether displayed as a decorative plaque or used as an elegant serving piece, it brings a touch of sophisticated whimsy to contemporary spaces, particularly appealing to those who appreciate the intersection of fine wine culture and creative repurposing. The piece captures light beautifully, with its glossy surface creating subtle reflections that enhance its presence in any room.