1958 World Cup Painted Ball
Product Name : 1958 World Cup Painted Ball
Date of Registration : 02/01/2023
Category Art : Painting
Art Field : Visual Arts
Total Production : One Collection with Twenty Three Balls
Production Year : 2022
Art Style : Acrylic
Ball Name : Top-Star
Artist Name : Fatemeh Zarei
Size : 5
Weight (gr) : 374- 334 gr
Has a signature : Yes
Materials :
The Top Star ball had a popular design, it was similar to the balls of the time, however, on this ball there were long and short panels, elegantly alternated between them : two short panels in the midst of two long panels and the inflation valve was in the center of one short panel. This ball brought technological developements as well, these leather balls were treated with a waterproofing wax, making the balls more water resistant. The balls used in the 1958 World Cup were yellow, light brown or white. In matcheswhen it was rainy or a little wet (just like in the final between Brazil and Sweden) the white ones were used.
About Top-Star:
Official ball of the 1958 World Cup in Sweden was chosen as representatives of FIFA. Ball Top Star, made by Swedish firm “Sydsvenska Läder- och Remfabriken”, consisted of 24 panels and was presented in three colors – brown, orange and white, no branding. Each of the national teams participating in the World Cup, had at its disposal 30 balls.
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Product Name : 1966 World Cup Painted Ball
Date of Registration : 02/01/2023
Category Art : Painting
Art Field : Visual Arts
Total Production : One Collection with Twenty Three Balls
Production Year : 2022
Art Style : Acrylic
Ball Name : Slazenger 25 Challenge
Artist Name : Fatemeh Zarei
Size : 5
Weight (gr) : 370 – 382
Has a signature : Yes
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The Slazenger Challenge was made of high quality leather and entirely hand sewn. It was composed of 25 rectangular panels, joined together in a way that was very similar to the 1958 ball and which differed only in the panel which contained the valve. In the Slazenger
ball the valve was in the centre of a small panel between two other, even shorter panels.
The remaining panels were the same as the 1958 ball and the inflating system was the latest type valve – latex rubber. This ball provided excellent sphericity, and its composition was adopted over the years by other brands. The balls of the 1966 World Cup were
provided in three different colours: white, yellow, and orange. Although the most widely used model was the white one, in the memory of football fans the orange ball of the historic final of Wembley remains the strongest.
About Slazenger 25 Challenge :
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Product Name : 1974 World Cup Painted Ball
Date of Registration : 02/01/2023
Category Art : Painting
Art Field : Visual Arts
Total Production : One Collection with Twenty Three Balls
Production Year : 2022
Art Style : Acrylic
Ball Name : Telstar Durlast
Artist Name : Fatemeh Zarei
Size : 5
Weight (gr) : 428 – 436
Has a signature : Yes
Materials :
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Product Name : 2002 World Cup Painted Ball
Date of Registration : 02/01/2023
Category Art : Painting
Art Field : Visual Arts
Total Production : One Collection with Twenty Three Balls
Production Year : 2022
Art Style : Acrylic
Ball Name : Fevernova
Artist Name : Fatemeh Zarei
Size : 5
Weight (gr) : 389 – 398
Has a signature : Yes
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About Fevernova :
The ball Fevernova has been obtained as a result of three years of work to improve the previous Tricolore ball at the research center in south of Germany.
The new design is based on Asian culture and are not similar to its predecessors. This ball featured a refined syntactic foam layer, to give the ball superior performance characteristics, and a three-layer knitted chassis, allowing for a more precise and predictable flight path. For the World Cup matches has been presented more than 2,500 balls Fevernova, and later around the world has been sold about six million replicas.
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