Caicco 

This is 'Caicco', crafted in glass by Lino Tagliapietra. Its crescent form immediately strikes a chord in our collective memory, echoing the ancient symbol of the lunar crescent. The crescent is far more than a shape; it’s an emblem of cyclical change. We see it in ancient Mesopotamian art associated with moon deities, or as a symbol of rebirth in various cultures, representing the waxing and waning of life itself. But consider how the motif appears in Islamic art, transformed into a symbol of faith and guidance. There’s a sense of universal connectivity and emotional depth in this image. The image, in its elegant simplicity, engages us on a deeper level—reminding us of the power of archetypes and the enduring resonance of simple forms. It's a visual echo resonating through time, reminding us that symbols, like memories, are never truly lost but are continually reinterpreted and reborn.