Bubbles bowl, 25 cm
The magic of the spherical cut
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- Product ID:
- 31303
- Catalog No.:
- 3177
This hand-cut Czech crystal bowl, which is a part of the Bubbles collection, offers a choice of three colour combinations. In the first one, alexandrite meets white opal, in the next, the clarity of the glass in a traditional Moser colour is underscored by a pink shade. The last one lets the amethyst underlay really stand out. The high polish of the hand-cut glass and optical effect of the precision-cut lenses will capture anyone's attention and confirm the refined taste of the owner of this luxurious bowl.
- Size 25,0 cm
- Height 193 mm
- Manufactured since 2014
- Maximum diameter 280 mm
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Design and production
Crystal bubbles rising through magical alexandrite
Playful hand-cut lenses are like real bubbles in real water, immersed in the subtle alexandrite of the Bubbles vase and bowl. The light coming through the precision-cut surfaces will let you see into the heart of the glass itself and open up an unexpected world of optical wonders. Treat yourself to an exclusive experience with hand-blown, hand-cut glass and introduce a luxurious piece of lead-free Czech crystal to your home.
Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal
Hand-cut and polished to a high gloss
Made using the glass underlay technique
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Designer
Lukáš Jabůrek
Lukáš Jabůrek, Glass artist, designer, glass cutter, and the art director of the Moser glassworks from 2013 – 2018. Graduate of the Glassmaking vocational college and the High school of Applied Arts in Nový Bor. Winner of the Public Award from Czech Grand Design in 2012, for the design of the Pear and Kolorit vases. His work is unique, with its characteristically unorthodox combination of coloured glass and very specific cuts. His artwork for Moser is counted among the most sought-after of the past decade.
