In Layers G.01.I26./56

€1,400.00

Ø25 x H21.5 cm

2.55 kg

color dark amber

This object has been presented at Everyday Matters exhibition curated by Vera Grillmaier during Vienna Design Week in September 2026.

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Handcrafted in Poland

In Layers is a series of hand-blown glass pieces built from undulating, overlapping forms that accumulate in layers, creating density at the center while alternating transparency toward the periphery. The collection moves between opaque and transparent, the glass catching and holding light differently at every hour- each piece as compelling on a dining table as it is in a display, existing somewhere between utility and expression, situating itself within the realm of collectible objects. The sweeping layers that give each work its sculptural yet functional presence- a lifted rim holds a ring, a curved hollow a single flower, a grasping curve a piece of fruit. In Layers is a story about layering- about the complexity and density, a liquid rhythm that can be held, for a moment, in these objects.  

Ø25 x H21.5 cm

2.55 kg

color dark amber

This object has been presented at Everyday Matters exhibition curated by Vera Grillmaier during Vienna Design Week in September 2026.

More

Handcrafted in Poland

In Layers is a series of hand-blown glass pieces built from undulating, overlapping forms that accumulate in layers, creating density at the center while alternating transparency toward the periphery. The collection moves between opaque and transparent, the glass catching and holding light differently at every hour- each piece as compelling on a dining table as it is in a display, existing somewhere between utility and expression, situating itself within the realm of collectible objects. The sweeping layers that give each work its sculptural yet functional presence- a lifted rim holds a ring, a curved hollow a single flower, a grasping curve a piece of fruit. In Layers is a story about layering- about the complexity and density, a liquid rhythm that can be held, for a moment, in these objects.