Features
◆ Hand-Blown Glass
The piece is formed by glass blowing; the lines of the body flow naturally and have a clear handmade, fluid quality.
Unlike mass-produced moulded glass, hand-blown work usually keeps natural variation in thickness, flow lines and small bubbles, all of which are part of the craft itself.
◆ Red, Orange and White Gradation
The colour moves from an intense red through orange-red to a soft white, giving clear visual depth.
These warm tones sit well on wooden furniture, against white or grey walls, or in a dark display cabinet, where the piece easily becomes a focal point.
◆ Spiral Flow Lines
A spiral runs around the body from top to bottom, giving the piece a sense of movement.
Under light these lines refract and reflect in different ways; in daylight or warm lighting in particular, the colour of the glass gains depth.
◆ Slender Form
The slender proportions, 23 cm high, suit a single stem, dried branches or flowers with strong linear form.
Even without flowers it stands on its own as a sculptural object.
◆ Both Decorative and Practical
It is not only a vase but also an art object for the home, a table decoration or a soft-furnishing element in a commercial space.