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Homes Glass Art: 7 Handblown Glass Pieces For Your Home

Glass Art: 7 Handblown Glass Pieces For Your Home

Limted edition vese (only 88 pieces in Asia) / Available at Rustan’s
Limted edition vese (only 88 pieces in Asia) / Available at Rustan’s
By Dorynna Untivero
By Dorynna Untivero
May 18, 2021
These handblown glass pieces merge artistry with sophistication

Glass art is an age-long tradition dating back to the Roman Empire. Refined by artisans across hundreds of years, glassmaking styles have evolved, bringing us an array of options today.

A glassmith or gaffer manipulates molten glass by introducing air into a glass bubble—this process is done repeatedly and meticulously to create specific designs and colourways. Behind these elegant final products is a rigorous process that requires not only technique and skill but also intricate artistry. Amongst the most famous glass art hubs in the world, many flocks to Venice, Italy where this tradition has been preserved and concentrated in the island of Murano since the 13th century.

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Here are some beautiful picks that double as art pieces and handy homeware: 

1/7 WHEN FLOWERS BLOOM

Inspired by Japanese cherry trees, the Fleurs de Cerisier collection by Lalique is an excellent study in subtle elegance. Illuminated with gold and highlighted with enamel, applied by hand, the cherry blossom design symbolises the ephemeral character of beauty and life, inviting one to marvel at the present moment.

Limted edition vese (only 88 pieces in Asia) / Available at Rustan’s
Limted edition vese (only 88 pieces in Asia) / Available at Rustan’s

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2/7 EYE-CATCHER

A testament to the fine mastery of Murano’s famed glassblowers, this Carlo Moretti crystal vase is the perfect accent in your living area. Handcrafted by glassmaking masters in Murano, Italy, this piece is a work of art.

Available at Portoro Interior
Available at Portoro Interior

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3/7 STILL ART

Aerate your wine with this intricately designed glass bowl. Featuring no base, this Zalto Burgundy bowl boasts a f lat edge to prevent it from rolling off the table. Its striking look is enough of a conversation starter, especially when entertaining at home.

Available at Txanton
Available at Txanton

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4/7 PURITY OF LIGHT

This stunning chandelier features handblown globes brought together with GamFratesi’s minimalist design. Add a splash of contemporary elegance with this delicate yet modern light fixture. Its slim saddle- leather strap adds a touch of masculinity that makes it a great centrepiece for any room.

By Poltrona Frau; Available at Furnitalia
By Poltrona Frau; Available at Furnitalia

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5/7 COLOUR-BLOCKING

Add a flair of whimsy to your home with a colourful glass vase. Not only can it serves as an accent or centrepiece, but it’s also perfectly functional–the best of both worlds!

Available at Design Story
Available at Design Story

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6/7 MY TIME

A contemporary twist to the hourglass, this glass timer is the perfect utilitarian statement piece. With an array of colourways to choose from, amplify your living space with this gorgeous item.

Available at Design Story
Available at Design Story

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7/7 DUALITY

Impress your guests with this beautiful Corrado Corradi Ichendorf Alchemy decanter that can double as a vase. The hand-blown piece is both versatile and stunning, shaped to allow wines to breathe properly and enrich their flavour, yet still perfect to serve water from as well.

Available at Living Innovations
Available at Living Innovations

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