Dark gray lines trace way across the surface of the Pacaya bottle vases, while molten orange is layered onto the light gray glass base. This neck vase is crafted by two artisans working in tandem to create a dynamic fusion of color and craftsmanship, each showcasing its distinctive character and variation.

Darrell. Cincinnati, OH. Sat Sep 20 2025

The Rocky Baroque collection by Kosta Boda is an equally rebellious and playful remix of the classical column. Monumental lines collide with pop colors and raw, jagged surfaces in this unique collection, which includes this new 9.9" vase in dusty pink. Design by Hanna Hansdotter.

The mouth-blown, hand-molded glass Trumpet Bud Vase features an elongated trumpet flute atop a globe-like base. Hand-applied color baked at high temperatures produces a stunning iridescent luster. 18K gold bands accent the rim, center and base of this contemporary take on a trumpet vase. Expect shape, size variation due to their hand-crafted nature.

Elena. Jericho, NY. Mon Jan 20 2025

This art glass collection includes three smooth cylinder vases. Each is blown by hand, endowing them with subtle and unique striations and bubbles and enhancing the simple shapes with the organic quality that distinguishes them. Water safe, use with your favorite fresh or faux filler, or simply display.

Love them! Looks so luxe and so sophisticated. Worth the investment!. Fannie. Crozet, VA. Sun Aug 20 2023

The Crackle collection is a tribute to cracks, beautifully preserved in glass. The tall lemon sorbet vase has a sculptural, expressive exterior that is created using an old craft technique, where the hot glass is dipped in ice-cold water. Crackle is mouth-blown in Kosta and designed by Asa Jungnelius.

Crackle and thunder – a magical wonder. At Kosta Boda, we marvel at beautifully preserved cracks in the glass. Crackle Vase XL from the Crackle collection has an expressive, sculptural exterior created using an old handscraft technique in which the hot glass is dipped in ice-cold water. The crackled surface reflects daylight and reveals its stories of fire, earth, and water. The vase is mouth-blown in Kosta.