František Vízner’s Boxy Small Vase in blue: A geometric marvel in glass artistry, blurring the lines between vase and enigmatic object, inviting imagination and wonder.
Introducing the Boxy Small Vase in blue—an extraordinary piece of glass artistry by František Vízner. This vase is a departure from the norm, defying the typical organic shapes associated with glassblowing. Instead, it takes on a unique geometric and angular form, resembling a paper box, opening up at the top and sparking curiosity about its contents.
Crafted from metallurgical glass, the Boxy Small Vase is a blend of art and imagination. While it functions as a vase, its design is intended to transcend the traditional role of holding flowers. Vízner envisioned these boxes as standalone art objects, inviting admiration for their shape, structure, and the mysteries they hold within, challenging us to wonder what could be concealed inside.
Experience the artistry and innovation of the Boxy Small Vase in blue, a testament to František Vízner’s unique vision and creativity, adding a touch of intrigue and artful expression to your space.
Brand
Brand
Lasvit
Lasvit is a prestigious Czech glassmaking and design company that has garnered global recognition for its breathtaking creations in the realm of decorative lighting and glass art installations. Founded in 2007, Lasvit seamlessly combines traditional craftsmanship with innovative design, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with glass. Their portfolio encompasses an impressive range of custom lighting fixtures, chandeliers, sculptural glass objects, and large-scale installations, all characterized by intricate details, vibrant colors, and a captivating interplay of light and glass. Collaborating with renowned designers and artists, Lasvit brings together a harmonious fusion of art, technology, and craftsmanship, resulting in awe-inspiring pieces that illuminate spaces with brilliance, elegance, and a touch of mesmerizing beauty. With a commitment to excellence and a deep respect for the heritage of Bohemian glassmaking, Lasvit continues to be a pioneering force in the world of contemporary glass art.
Introducing the Boxy Small Vase in blue—an extraordinary piece of glass artistry by František Vízner. This vase is a departure from the norm, defying the typical organic shapes associated with glassblowing. Instead, it takes on a unique geometric and angular form, resembling a paper box, opening up at the top and sparking curiosity about its contents.
Crafted from metallurgical glass, the Boxy Small Vase is a blend of art and imagination. While it functions as a vase, its design is intended to transcend the traditional role of holding flowers. Vízner envisioned these boxes as standalone art objects, inviting admiration for their shape, structure, and the mysteries they hold within, challenging us to wonder what could be concealed inside.
Experience the artistry and innovation of the Boxy Small Vase in blue, a testament to František Vízner’s unique vision and creativity, adding a touch of intrigue and artful expression to your space.
Brand
Lasvit
Lasvit is a prestigious Czech glassmaking and design company that has garnered global recognition for its breathtaking creations in the realm of decorative lighting and glass art installations. Founded in 2007, Lasvit seamlessly combines traditional craftsmanship with innovative design, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with glass. Their portfolio encompasses an impressive range of custom lighting fixtures, chandeliers, sculptural glass objects, and large-scale installations, all characterized by intricate details, vibrant colors, and a captivating interplay of light and glass. Collaborating with renowned designers and artists, Lasvit brings together a harmonious fusion of art, technology, and craftsmanship, resulting in awe-inspiring pieces that illuminate spaces with brilliance, elegance, and a touch of mesmerizing beauty. With a commitment to excellence and a deep respect for the heritage of Bohemian glassmaking, Lasvit continues to be a pioneering force in the world of contemporary glass art.
