Additional Features

• Fluting cut into the glass breaks light into vertical bands, so the surface never reads as one flat sheet.
• An Art Nouveau silhouette at generous scale gives the piece enough weight to anchor a console, mantel, or dining table by itself.
• The glass is mouth-blown and shaped by hand, which is what gives the walls varying thickness and the surface its liveliness.
• Watertight construction means it holds fresh flowers and water as readily as it holds dried branches.
• Glass gives the sculptural form an airy quality, allowing its distinctive silhouette to stand out without feeling visually heavy.