Inca- Ed. 500 (1984)

An early design incorporating 2 silver bubbles over a ground of molten "gold". The lower bubble is shrouded in a fine purple veil which extends to the 8 smaller bubbles encircling it. The second, larger bubble floats above the others, representing, perhaps, the sun god - the centre of religious belief for the Incas.
Signed on the flat, polished base: Selkirk Glass, Scotland, Inca 140/500, 1984.