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Form electrodes made from graphite for the sink erosion of plastic shapes. The engraving is made in recessed or embossed design. All surfaces can be assumed or transferred with state-of-the-art CAD/CAM systems. Form electrodes are produced to your drawings or data.

Welcome to La Festa Chocolatta, where chocolate dreams come true! Indulge in a tantalizing world of cocoa delights that will sweep you off your feet and ignite your senses. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be greeted by a heavenly aroma, a symphony of chocolate melting pots, and a warm ambiance that promises an unforgettable experience. At La Festa Chocolatta, we elevate chocolate to an art form. Our master chocolatiers craft each delectable creation with passion and precision, using only the finest, ethically sourced ingredients from around the world. Sink your teeth into velvety truffles, creamy ganaches, and luscious pralines that dance on your taste buds, leaving you craving for more. Unleash your inner chocoholic and explore our vast array of chocolate varieties, from classic dark and silky milk to innovative blends that push the boundaries of LA FESTA. Every bite is a celebration of the cocoa bean’s rich history and cultural diversity.

BELLADONNA Atropa belladonna – in use medically since ancient times, this solanaceous herb is among the most dangerous poisonous plants in Europe and was named after Atropos (inevitable, from greek mythology). In Renaissance Italy the pupil-dilating effects of the poison Hyoscyamin led to the name "bella donna" (Italian: "beautiful woman"). Half plant and half woman the sculpture is a symbol of duality, tension and beauty in life. This 2 metres high sculpture is the work of over 2000 hours and made mainly from Murano glass. The colours reflect the symbolic drama of life, from the calm blue-green through the ominous purple to the vibrant red and vivid bright yellow. Shining stainless steel edging underscores the shape of the sculpture, combining both ancient and contemporary art forms.

“Belladonna” Atropa belladonna – in use medically since ancient times, this solanaceous herb is among the most dangerous poisonous plants in Europe and was named after Atropos (inevitable, from greek mythology). In Renaissance Italy the pupil-dilating effects of the poison Hyoscyamin led to the name "bella donna" (Italian: "beautiful woman"). Half plant and half woman the sculpture is a symbol of duality, tension and beauty in life. This 2 metres high sculpture is the work of over 2000 hours and made mainly from Murano glass. The artist Irene Magdalena Orecher concieved perfectly the colours reflecting the symbolic drama of life, from the calm blue-green through the ominous purple to the vibrant red and vivid bright yellow. Shining stainless steel edging underscores the shape of the sculpture, combining both ancient and contemporary art forms. The metal works were created in cooperation with Berndt Schweizer, Master Craftsman.