Cinque Torri vase, 34.5 cm

The setting sun concealed in crystal

Product ID:
32837-09
Catalog No.:
3348

The vase inspired by the magical setting sun between the Cinque Torri mountain peaks of the Italian Dolomites. This one-of-a-kind crystal work underlaid with aurora bears a touch of honey amber, adorned with a masterful cut. It’s the unification of honest craftsmanship and modern design. It brightens every interior with a warm light and summerlike atmosphere. Allow yourself to be swept away by the beauty of the setting sun, which it conceals inside.

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  • Size 34,5 cm
  • Height 345 mm
  • Manufactured since 2016
  • Maximum diameter 215
  • Collections Cinque Torri
  • Design and production

    Inspired by the magical setting sun in the Italian Dolomites

    The Cinque Torri collection was designed by Filip Dobias, a graduate of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague and a laureate of the Ludwig Moser Award in 2014.  The Cinque Torri vase and bowl are inspired by the magical setting sun in the Italian Dolomites. It’s here the honest, venerable craft of glassmaking unites with modern design. The master glassmakers form the vase and bowl with their own breath, before the best cutters create the geometrically flawless cut. Magical optics are stunningly highlighted here. The cut crystal, underlaid with aurora, bears a touch of honey amber, and it shines like a diamond when the light hits it just right. Both works bring a little piece of summer into every interior, whether as a standalone solitaire or together as a one-of-a-kind collection.

    • Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal
    • Hand-cut and polished to a high gloss
    • Made using the glass underlay technique

  • Designer

    Filip Dobias

    Filip Dobias belongs to the youngest generation of glass designers (* 1990). He began his design journey at the age of 19 at the Applied Arts Secondary Vocational School of Glassmaking in Valašské Meziříčí, later attending the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague under the guidance of Academy Scholar Prof. Rony Plesl.

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