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Cosanti Bells
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Cosanti is where Soleri's world-famous bronze and ceramic wind bells are made and sold

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Our Cosanti Bell

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The Metal Foundry

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The foundry typically pours two to three heats (a hundred pounds of bronze) a day with an average of 50 bells a heat

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The casts before pouring

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The sand casts after pouring

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Bell shapes and one-of-a-kind designs impressed into a bed of sifted, damp silt are transferred to the bell using a slip casting method

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Our Ceramic Studio produces about 5,000 tile pieces a year and about 10,000 Windbells and pots

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The Ceramic Studio's solar environment enables the artists to work in the sunshine during winter and be shaded during summer

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The ceramics studio ceiling

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Paolo Soleri's residence before his death and now his family lives here

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The bell that got all the attention

Chihuly Glass At The Phoenix Botanical Gardens
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Cavalia On Stage
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A Magical On-Stage Encounter Between Man and Horse

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Back Stage
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A Magical On-Stage Encounter Between Man and Horse


A Magical On-Stage Encounter Between Man and Horse

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