Collection: Designer vases

This collection represents the intersection of ancient alchemy and contemporary sculpture. Each piece is a singular expression of the glassblower’s breath, captured in a state of molten transformation. Moving beyond mere utility, these vessels serve as focal points of tactile artistry and light.

The Art of the Process

Unlike industrial glassware, these designer vases are born from the heat of the furnace and the intuition of the artisan. The process involves:

Organic Fluidity: Each form is hand-manipulated, resulting in intentional asymmetries and soft, undulating silhouettes that reflect the movement of liquid glass.

Complex Textures: The surfaces range from satiny matte frosts to "stone-mottled" patinas, often incorporating metallic oxides or fine powders to create depth and earthen character.

Sculptural Fusion: Many pieces feature the signature "crusted" technique, where raw glass shards (frit) are fused to the body at extreme temperatures, creating high-relief, crystalline collars that catch and refract light.

Aesthetic Philosophy

The category is defined by a "primitive modernism"—a balance between raw, elemental inspiration and refined execution.

Tactile Engagement: These vases are designed to be touched. The contrast between smooth, blown-glass bodies and sharp, architectural protrusions creates a sensory experience that changes as the viewer moves around the piece.

Interior Significance

As standalone art objects, these vases command presence. They are not merely containers for flora, but "light-traps" that evolve throughout the day. Whether placed in a minimalist setting or a maximalist gallery, they bring a sense of frozen energy and artisanal soul to a space