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Art for the anatomist: Menau’s blood vein carafes

June 2, 2013 Marc Abrahams

Etienne Menau makes vein carafes—carafes that look like giant blood veins or (if you’re picky about scale) arteries. Here’s one being filled with red wine:

Menau makes other patterned, strange carafes, too.

(Thanks to investigator Susan Dalton for bringing this to our attention.)

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